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经典书籍《算法导论》的第三版，高清文字版，英文好的同学可以好好啃啃。

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本书针对程序设计人员探讨了一系列的实际问题，这些问题是对现实中常见问题的归纳总结。作者虽然没有给出解决这些问题的具体代码，但始终非常富有洞察力和创造力地围绕着这些折磨程序员的实际问题展开讨论，从而引导读者理解问题并学会解决问题的技能，这些都是程序员实际编程生涯中的基本技能。为此，本书给出了一些精心设计的有趣而且颇具指导意义的程序，这些程序能够为那些复杂的编程问题提供清晰而且完备的解决思路，书中还充满了对实用程序设计技巧及基本设计原则的清晰而睿智的描述。

IEEE发布的有关软件工程职业道德规范的文献，值得一看！

斯坦福大学的学习资料 Pointers — Before and After There's a lot of nice, tidy code you can write without knowing about pointers. But once you learn to use the power of pointers, you can never go back. There are too many things that can only be done with pointers. But with increased power comes increased responsibility. Pointers allow new and more ugly types of bugs, and pointer bugs can crash in random ways which makes them more difficult to debug. Nonetheless, even with their problems, pointers are an irresistibly powerful programming construct. (The following explanation uses the C language syntax where a syntax is required; there is a discussion of Java at the section.) Why Have Pointers? Pointers solve two common software problems. First, pointers allow different sections of code to share information easily. You can get the same effect by copying information back and forth, but pointers solve the problem better. Second, pointers enable complex "linked" data structures like linked lists and binary trees. What Is A Pointer? Simple int and float variables operate pretty intuitively. An int variable is like a box which can store a single int value such as 42. In a drawing, a simple variable is a box with its current value drawn inside.