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Hovedforfatter:	Nanavaty, Smruti
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Sprog:	engelsk
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Web programming
af: Bates, Chris

The web application hacker's handbook
af: Stuttard, Dafydd

Mastering modern web penitration testing
af: Prasad, Prakhar

Object oriented programming
af: Narula, Harish

Object oriented programming with C++
af: Balagurusamy, E.

Python GUI programming cookbook
af: Meier, Burkhard

Apache Cordova 4 programming
af: Wargo, John M.

Programming through Python
af: Savaliya, M.T

Microprocessor architecture, programming and appliccations with 8085
af: Gaonkar, Ramesh

GATE 2020 Mathematics
af: GKP

GATE 2020 General Aptitude
af: GKP

Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in C#
af: MacDonald, Matthew

Mastering C++
af: Venugopal, K.R

Data communication and networking
af: Forouzan, Behrouz

C++ for beginners
af: Harwani, B.M

Designing data intensive applications

Deep learning from scratch
af: Weidmann, Seth

Python for beginners
af: Borate, Rahul

Blockchain for beginners
af: Yathish, R.

Understanding open source and free software licensing
af: Laurent, Andrew

Data science from Scratch
af: Grus, Joel

Hands on machine learning with scikit Learn
af: Geron, Aurelian

Embedded system design
af: Verma, Gaurav

Python for everybody
af: Severance, Charles

Learning React
af: Banks, Alex

Head first Python : a brain friendly guide
af: Barry, Paul

Angular JS Up and running
af: Seshadri, Shyam

Murach's my SQL
af: Murach, Joel

Database management systems
af: Suganthi ,J

NTA CSIR UGC NET/SET mathematical sciences
af: Arihant

Let us C
af: Kanetkar, Yashvant

Big talk, small talk : and everything in between
af: Kaye, Shola

The myth of artificial intelligence
af: Larson, Erik

Millions billions zillions
af: Keringhan, Brian

Cyber and you
af: Kendal, Maureen

Python machine learning
af: Raschka

Data Science and Big Data Analytics
af: EMC

SDN and NFV simplified
af: Doherty,Jim

The end of money
af: New Scientist

Machines that think
af: New Scientist