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A is for Array

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A is for Array is the ABC book for future programmers. Filled with fun illustrations and simple real-world examples, your children will love seeing your world intertwined with theirs. Throughout the book you will find terms from all throughout the world of programming. From data structures, to function definitions, to design patterns and project management strategies, there is a bit of something for everyone. Happy coding!

58 pages, Paperback

First published May 20, 2013

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June 7, 2013
I enjoyed that this book covers a wide variety of topics including databases "J is for join" (SQL), programming "O is for object" (object oriented behavior), and data structures "A is for array" among others. However, the concepts are presented at various levels of abstraction making them feel inconsistent and marred in nuance, "E is for explode" (PHP specific construct) is one example. Additionally I found the "D is for deconstructor" subtext of "Let your mom clean up after you. That's her job." to be very sexist and added no value to the entry or related to the discussion of a deconstructor. I'd give this book a pass.
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