Why it matters: The Art of Computer Programming isn’t exactly Programming for Dummies. For one thing, all examples are presented in MIX, an assembly-language-like programming language of author ...

The art of computer programming Venners: I recently dusted off Donald Knuth’s The Art of Computer Programming (Addison-Wesley Pub Co., 1998; ISBN: 0201485419), which extensively covers algorithms.

It's certainly not a 1-1 correlation with Knuth's books, but the concept is similar in that many different algorithms are analyzed.<BR><BR>It's unlikely in this day and age that you'll implement ...

The Art of Computer Programming is more than a how-to manual. Just as Isaac Asimov and Eric Temple Bell wove narratives and characters into their science and math stories, Knuth delights in telling ...

These days, Donald Ervin Knuth spends most of his time in his study, poring over books, papers, and essays in an attempt to finish his life's work, The Art of Computer Programming.

Donald Knuth is legendary in the computer science world for writing a series of must-have reference books called The Art of Computer Programming. Part cookbook, part textbook, part encyclopedia ...

The Art of Computer Programming by Donald E. Knuth. Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools by Alfred V. Aho, Monica S. Lam, Ravi Sethi and Jeffrey D. Ullman.

He authored the magnum opus titled The Art of Computer Programming, developed the TeX document preparation system and won awards such as the Kyoto Prize and AM Turing Award. He was born on January ...

For anyone learning compilers, it’s the dragon book. For general computer science, it’s the first half of [Knuth]’s The Art of Computer Programming.