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Re: Learning how to read software code: where to start?

JD, I used the "Teach Yourself" series for C and C+ and found it really useful.
It won't teach you to be a developer, but at least it'll help you decipher code
better.

Cheers,
Lisa
Fri Jun 19, 2009 6:39 am

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Greetings! I'm noticing that many contracts and jobs in the technical documentation field require an understanding of programming code. This has always been a... 		Dave
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Dave Hickey wondered: <<I'm noticing that many contracts and jobs in the technical documentation field require an understanding of programming code. This has...
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JD, I used the "Teach Yourself" series for C and C+ and found it really useful. It won't teach you to be a developer, but at least it'll help you decipher code...
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