In this repository, I curate and summarize a collection of CS and Programming-related books. Reading and coding along with these books is an essential part of the learning process, but true master often requires more. This repository is my approach to thoroughly digesting and distilling the key insights, concepts and practical knowledge from these books. Join me on this journey of exploration and discovery as we uncover the essence of each book's wisdom.
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- Quotes that are not explicitly cited are assumed to originated from the books themselves.
link The review is on the translated version "한 권으로 읽는 컴퓨터 구조와 프로그래밍".
Although it isn't actually a book, however, AWs re/Start is a cloud education program that I enrolled in during the fall of 2023. This directory contains notes summarizing of what I've learned.
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