Start Concurrent by Barry Wittman
By the first-time
author, Barry Wittman, "Start Concurrent" is a full-fledged introduction to
concurrent programming. The book begins with basic material-from computer basics
and problem-solving techniques and goes on to introduce programming basics like
primitive types and arrays. From there, the text moves into increasingly complex
ideas like graphical user interfaces, classes, and inheritance. Important
attention is paid to the concurrent programming topic where synchronization
methods are debated in context with real-world usage. It also focuses on testing
and debugging techniques, showing readers how to practically handle errors. With
a mix of theory and example, it is an excellent entrance for a novice to the
world of concurrency programming.
Author(s): Barry Wittman
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