What books should rookies read when they become prawns?

Computer Newspaper", "Computer Enthusiast", "Computer Enthusiast".

Oh, brother advises you, don't be greedy, otherwise you won't learn anything, I think interest is the most important

You can read books about computers

Really, slowly, step by step practice can make you successful, remember not to be greedy.

I did this before, and then the big brothers taught me.

Really, you must believe that it is all said by the masters.

Computer literacy. It's hard to learn from books.

Suggestion. 1.Gain experience.

2.Take a look at computer magazines or something (China Computer Education News, Computer News, Computer Enthusiasts) 3But you have to be interested. Hehe.

There are too many things to learn in this aspect of the computer, you can't want to eat a fat in one bite, of course this is impossible, to grasp a certain aspect of knowledge, take your time, step by step, step by step, and learn more and more things. Knowledge will gradually become broader.

Play Windows XP and Linux, learn C and C++ will use hardware and peripherals, understand the network, will be able to use common software and some large software, these knowledge related books are good to read! Especially the Linux operation system

Three Redflag Linux and Fedora are recommended

suse linux ,good good study ,deay day up !

Isn't it okay to be diligent in the method?

Do you have self-control, if you don't have it, just continue to do small dishes, it's easy, it's quite comfortable, what's wrong. Hehe.

You buy a computer yourself.

It would be nice to read a little more book.

I see it differently than you do.

It is true that the latest technology of computer newspapers, magazines, and the Internet is updated quickly, but their disadvantage is that they are not systematic, and can only play a piecemeal supplementary role for people who do not have a certain technical foundation or have a weak foundation.

You can start with the principle, although something like "Computer Principles" is good, but it requires you to have a little patience and self-learning ability, so it is recommended that you find a so-called "fool's book" on computer principles to read, and establish a knowledge system of hardware, system software, and application software.

Next, it depends on what kind of "master" you want to become. Hardware maintenance? Operating system? office？Cartography? 3d？Program development? Or is it a game :)?

Choose a direction, buy or look for introductory books on the Internet in this area Practical exercises (the latter is usually more effective than reading books, but it is still necessary to endure loneliness to read a book or practice while reading, I just spent a whole week watching and playing ten years ago, and learned to "will" office after the introduction, and then almost did not systematically spend time reading office books, new versions come out, look at the introduction, use it, search for problems online, and the new functions are basically mastered.

If you want to improve further, look for more professional and in-depth books. But I'm sorry, but after reaching a certain height, you may really need to go back and reread basic theory books like "Sophomore Computer Theory". But as a regular "master", you don't have to be so yourself, unless you're interested, that's another matter.

The above is purely original.

Books are free!

Take a look at the computer newspaper or computer business information!

Very useful. The update of the book is too slow.

Buy more magazines and surf the Internet.

Computer encyclopedias, those things are too old to be useful.

You insist on using the computer often, surfing the Internet often, and asking questions often! I promise you will be a rookie a few grades higher in a few years!!

The computer is an encyclopedia, you have to spend time to accumulate it, and it is impossible to improve it by reading a book for a few days! Of course, books are also essential!!

The key 4 words: patience and perseverance.

Go online and read more technical articles, take a look at computer science in your sophomore year,

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LZ: yes, it's too easy to make a game. There is no hope of making a game like a question. For example, no one tells you how to store a bunch of data efficiently, how to create a harmonious scene, no one tells you how to optimize, how to make those few frames of animation smooth, but these games you make are worthless.

A game like Dragon Wars, you don't have to read a book, and the next RPGMAKER can do it in a few days, at best, it's just a game, without any technical content. So I'll give you a copy of that kind of book.,Ruby entry to the authoritative classics.,Use it with RM.,You don't need to read it without RPGMAKER.。

If you want to go deeper, there's a stack of books to read, depending on what you want to do, a game requires a veteran program and strong art. I don't know much about art, so I'll give you a bunch of books on technology, which are recommended from the very beginning, one by one:

Language Primer: C++ Primer Getting Started with C++, that's the basics.

Discrete mathematics which is the basis of computers is not much explained.

Algorithm Refinement Get started with algorithms and data structures.

These three books must be proficient, they are all computer basics, and if you don't learn them well, you will be hindered everywhere.

Then: Advanced Mathematics.

General Physics.

Computer graphics.

Artificial intelligence. Compilation and much more.

There are too many books in these areas, you can search for a bunch of them at will, and find the right one for you.

Then API DX and OPNGL have to be learned.

Then you can try to do an open source graphics engine, ogre or something.

Then the basics are basically learned, you can start practicing, find a business engine to do it, udk is good, if you still want to go deep into the technical field, go to the source ** to study, try to write a soft engine yourself. The most important thing is learning, technology in this field is developing rapidly, I think you have to learn everything you want to get, you can not be proficient in everything, but you have to understand, you can use it when you need it. This is a very basic thing that I mentioned above, and when you get rid of this field, you will find that there are many books that you need to read, which is actually very hard.

Some things are far from enough to read a book, it is not enough to be a game, the road of youth is still long, and low-key and steady is good for you.

You don't have to read a book. As long as you are proficient in using some game making tools.

For example, the Angry Dragon Wars you mentioned, as well as the domestic games Rain Blood 1 and 2, are all made with RPGMAKER. Nothing too technically demanding can still be applauded.

You don't need to read a book, you just need to figure out how to use the configuration of making a game.

Self-study? Do you think making games is the thing of test-oriented education? Not to mention anything else, do you know how many types of ** there are?

Besides, all over the game, you have to learn programming, model making, plot, sound effects... Reading books and learning to make games? You can find this book, I'll call you big brother.,Typical nerd.,And,Game development is a team.,It's impossible to do so many things alone.,You see Luo Yonghao bragging about making a mobile phone.,As a result, only one desktop was made in half a day.。。

Horse Riding & ** This game was developed by a small number of people, you have a look. Don't try to solve it by reading a book, you are studying software engineering in college, and you know how innocent your problem is.

You need web authoring software and a connected database.

According to you, you basically have the professional level of an accountant, if you want to expand your accounting knowledge in a more comprehensive and in-depth way, it is recommended that you study the relevant textbooks of the intermediate accountant or certified public accountant exam. However, the textbooks of both are written for the assessment of senior accountants, so if you absorb the knowledge in them, your professional level will definitely be greatly improved.

The textbooks for the Intermediate Accountant Examination include: Financial Management, Economic Law, and Intermediate Accounting Practice

The textbooks for the CPA examination include: "Accounting", "Auditing", "Financial Cost Management", "Corporate Strategy and Risk Management", "Economic Law", and "Tax Law".

The primary practice of accounting is very helpful for your theoretical knowledge and daily work, and you can also take the junior professional title.

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2. The Art of War.

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4. Durala's promotion.

Rui Chenggang's "30 and Encouragement" is very well written, focusing on the economic aspect.

What kind of professional do you read, what kind of books to read.

Tan Haoqiang C language is a bestseller, I bought it when I took the exam, I remember there were two books, one is a textbook, and the other is a collection of exercises.

Some of the textbooks are basic, so if you don't have a textbook, go get one. It's a bit useful, introducing some sentence usage, although it is relatively simple, it is still helpful for beginners.

You don't need to buy workbooks, and you don't need to buy exams. The exam is directly purchased with test papers.

Foreign textbooks do not have this problem, please go to the local bookstore and choose a foreign textbook, as long as you can explain the contents.

If you don't understand anything, read Lao Tan's book!

Although Lao Tan's book has many problems, it is suitable for beginners in China...

If you don't think Lao Tan's book can be read (ps..)I don't want to read it either) you can try the C programe language, of course, you can also learn C++ directly, I think the times have progressed, learning C++ first is not a big problem, C++ primer is indeed a good book!

Finally, if you can understand all the examples in the above book and be able to debug...

You'll find it simple for you to learn anything!

Lao Tan's book is outdated and outdated. Definitely don't look at it.

I recommend you to watch C Primer Plus 5th Edition, which is available online in Chinese PDF. This book is much stronger than Lao Tan's book, and it is perfect for newbies to get started.

C How to Program is also great, and some of the exercises that follow each chapter are quite difficult. It's also a good fit for you to choose this one.

The C Programe Language is indeed a classic, but I personally think it's not suitable for novices, and if you look at it with a certain foundation, the harvest may be greater.

The compiler can be either mingw, or vc. I'm using mingw. Personally, I feel very good.

Personally, I'm more resistant to the IDE.