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The Concurrent C Programming Language

Computers & Technology

Gehani, Narain

Roome, William D.

Programming Languages

Silicon Pr

Programming Distributed Systems

Bal, H. E.

Networking & Cloud Computing

The Advanced C++ Book

For programmers & students, familiar with C, interested in learning C++ from a practical viewpoint and as a tool for object-oriented programming. Suitable for an advanced course on C++. TOPICS An overview of C++ The C++ class facility Advanced C++ facilities Inheritance Templates C++ libraries Large examples Exceptions

Skinner, M. T.

Operating Systems

The C++ Primer: A Gentle Introduction to C++

Discusses C++ basics, types, operators &amp; expressions, statements, functions, arrays, pointers, structures, classes, members, inheritance, friends, type conversions, overloading, input/output, templates, variable argument functions, signals, preprocessor, object-oriented programming, and C++ libraries. Contains numerous examples.

Ada: An Advanced Introduction

Introduces the C programming language, and discusses type definitions, operators, functions, statements, loops, and macros.

C: An Advanced Introduction : ANSI C Edition

Programming

Creating a Government That Works Better and Costs Less: The Report of the National Performance Review

Politics & Social Sciences

GORE, ALBERT

Politics & Government

Like the linked collections and novels-in-stories of Junot Diaz, Louise Erdrich, and Julia Alvarez, like Faulkner's classics The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying, Robbie Clipper Sethi's Fifty-Fifty tells the story of a family and their culture from a variety of points of view in their own individual voices. 
Gulab Kaur Gill is not the only member of this Punjabi Sikh family to live through "countless" lives, without ever reincarnating. After the Partition of India in 1947, the Gills start again in New Delhi. As a place where her three grown daughters and son can live together and prosper, Gulab looks to the Middle East, "where so many of our boys had gone to make money off the rich Arabs." But politics interferes again, and her daughters fly like dandelion seeds to Africa and England. She sends her son to America, where "No one gets kicked out." 
One by one, three generations tell their stories of desire, loss, and hope. Granddaughter Rosa begins with her assimilation to the multi-culture of a California high school. She introduces us to family, then lets her grandmother recount the family's odyssey from east to west. Like global bungee jumpers, Rosa's cousins and Gulab's grandchildren bounce back and forth between the east and west, giving birth, going wrong, struggling with American values, falling in love, and finding-or losing-themselves. 
Gulab's expectations run throughout these testimonials, obsessing her daughters and burdening her son as he works to realize the American Dream. They may be read as chapters of a continuous narrative or as individual stories-a global album of this family's progress from loss to gain. 
Globalization and affordable communications and travel have shrunk our world in the twenty-first century. Fifty-Fifty brings this world closer, making enjoyable and familiar what was once exotic and remote. Robbie Clipper Sethi reveals the hearts and souls beneath the surface of these new American faces increasingly visible on the streets of America, in its schools, and in the workplace. She will make you laugh. And think. And cry.

Fifty-Fifty: A Novel in Many Voices

Literature & Fiction

Sethi, Robbie Clipper

United States

Networks in a Flash is a "how-to" guide that gives simple, straightforward, and tested recipes to network your home or office and connect it to the Internet quickly and securely. It shows how to create a network "out of the box" that is safe from Internet attacks and viruses, and that supports sharing printers and files. The authors explain cable and DSL broadband access, and wired and wireless networks, and describe where wireless network components facilitate installation and support mobility. They give step-by-step instructions for the popular versions of the Windows operating system and readily available wired and wireless network components, and details showing how to share printers and files between computers. Underlying each recipe and every example are simple principles to ensure that your network is secure from intrusions and attacks from Internet hackers. Networks in a Flash has a chapter that discusses securing a network and protecting against viruses, and one describing troubleshooting techniques, both invaluable to anyone using computers and networks. The book includes explanations of network and security concepts that educate but do not "get in the way" of setting up and running a typical home or office network. Networks in a Flash includes complete and easy-to-follow guidelines to Select a wired or wireless "network plan." Itemize a purchase list of any needed network or wireless components, including a low-cost "gateway router" to provide security and sharing. Set up for cable or DSL installation. Install your network and configuring your computers. Set up virus protection. Configure your computers to share printers and files. Troubleshoot installation and day-to-day issues. Networks in a Flash is an easy to follow book for novices through experts that provides exactly the right amount of information and detail to manage the complexity of computers, software, and networks. This book is an excellent guide for networking with cable or DSL.

Networks in a Flash: Making Broadband Work for You

Aldermeshian, Hrair

London, Thomas B.

Certification

Software Development in Java is a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of software development. The authors discuss software engineering processes such as problem specification, modularization, aesthetic programming, stepwise refinement, testing, verification, and documentation. These processes, alone, are not sufficient to enable one to develop top quality software. In addition, software developers must understand performance analysis and measurement methods as well as make choices between various data structures and algorithms. Software Development in Java also covers these topics. The authors use the Java programming language to teach software development and for the many illustrative examples. Software Development in Java is appropriate for use as a textbook for courses on good software development, introduction to computer science, and advanced programming. It is also a valuable reference book for the experienced programmer. It contains many exercises and references for further reading. Most importantly, the book discusses in detail a wide range of topics essential for good software development. Software Development in Java is a must for software developers.

Software Development in Java

Sahni, Sartaj

Kumar, Raj

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