ANSI C and Object Oriented Programming C++ Programming by Balaguruswamy

One of the foundational books in my programming journey has been “C and C++ Programming” by Balaguruswamy has provided me with a understanding of the C and C++ programming languages.

Java The Complete Reference by Herbert Schildt

Another essential book in my collection is “Java” by Herbert Schildt. This book has been a go-to reference for me as I’ve delved into the world of Java programming. From the basics of the language to its more advanced features, this book has been a reliable companion in my Java learning journey.

Unix Programming Environment by Brian Kernighan

Exploring the Unix operating system has been a crucial part of my programming education, and “Unix Programming Environment” by Brian Kernighan has been an indispensable resource. This book has provided me with a deep understanding of the Unix shell, utilities, and programming tools.

Linux Interface by Michael Kerrisk

Recently,I’ve been reading “Linux Interface” by Michael Kerrisk.It’s system calls, and the low-level programming interfaces that are super cool and interesting. It’s really huge book. Oops..

Unix Network Programming, Volume 1 by W. Richard Stevens

As I’ve delved deeper into the world of programming, I’ve also been exploring the realm of network programming. “Unix Network Programming, Volume 1” by W. Richard Stevens.

Spring in Action

Finally, as I’ve explored the world of Java frameworks,“Spring in Action” has been a go-to reference helped me understand the Spring framework, its core concepts, and how to leverage its powerful features to build modern Java applications.