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programming with Special Guest Oyster Don Knuth pearls. LITERATE PROGRAMMING. When was the last time you spent a pleasant evening in a comfortable chair, reading a good program? I don't mean the slick subroutine you wrote last sum- mer, nor even the big system you have to modify next week. I'm talking about
Full-text (PDF) | Last year's May and June columns introduced Don Knuth's vision of “Literate Programming" and his WEB system for building programs that are works of literature. The May column sketched Knuth's approach and presented a two-page program he wrote; the June column presented an eight-p
22 Aug 2016 AppNee believes that many wise ideas and thoughts in Programming Pearls can still make many programmers benefit a lot even after decades of years. In Programming Pearls, 2nd Edition, Jon Bentley thoroughly updated most of material in the first edition, and rewrote all the original example programs.
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13 Oct 2016 Just as natural pearls grow from grains of sand that irritate oysters, programming pearls have grown from real problems that have irritated real
Programming Pearls. Web Site. November 2000. Column 15 is now on the site, complete with a new program for letter-level Markov text, and new examples of word frequencies, long repeated strings, and letter-level and word- level Markov text. October 2000. The rules for code tuning from my 1982 book Writing Efficient
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programming pearls. BUMPER-STICKER COMPUTER SCIENCE. Every now and then, programmers have to convert units of time. If a program processes 100 records per second, for instance, how long will it take to process one million records? Dividing shows that the task takes. 10,000 seconds, and there are 3600

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