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Charles Petzold

The classic guide to how computers work, updated with new chapters and interactive graphics"For me, Code was a revelation. It was the first book about programming that spoke to me. It started with a story, and it built up, layer by layer, analogy by analogy, until I understood not just the Code, but the System. Code is a book that is as much about Systems Thinking and abstractions as it is about code and programming. Code teaches us how many unseen layers there...

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Joseph Paul

"The Code Alchemist: Transforming Ideas into Applications" invites aspiring programmers on a magical journey of creativity and innovation, where the art of coding becomes an alchemical process that transforms abstract ideas into tangible applications. Through the captivating theme of alchemy, this book empowers readers to become code alchemists, blending imagination with technical skills to craft functional programs that resonate with their unique visions.The adventure begins with ...

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Charles Petzold

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Developer Reference

This second Preview Edition ebook, now with 16 chapters, is about writing applications for Xamarin.Forms, the new mobile development platform for iOS, Android, and Windows phones unveiled by Xamarin in May 2014. Xamarin.Forms lets you write shared user-interface code in C# and XAML that maps to native controls on these three platforms.

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Charles Petzold

NOTE: This book is the printed, Silverlight-focused edition of Programming Windows Phone 7, which is available as a free eBook from the Microsoft Download Center. A Microsoft XNA®-focused edition is also available for sale in print (ISBN 978-0-7356-5669-7). The Microsoft eBook covers both Silverlight and XNA in one volume. Bring your app ideas to life—with guidance from a Windows programming legend Get started building your own apps and utilities for Windows Phone...

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Robert Coates

Between 1800 and 1825, the Natchez Trace was more than a frontier highway—it was a corridor of terror ruled by ruthless outlaws, bandits, and murderers. In The Outlaw Years, Robert Coates brings to life one of the darkest and most violent episodes in early American history. This gripping narrative chronicles the rise and fall of the notorious "land pirates" who preyed on travelers between Nashville and Natchez, forging an underground world of vice, violence, and lawlessness in the wilderne...

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David Patrishkoff, Robert E Hoyt

No-Code Data Science is a revolutionary book that democratizes the application of predictive analytics for organizations of all sizes. This first-of-its-kind textbook book is designed to empower readers with the ability to leverage advanced analytics, machine learning, and AI without using a programming language, such as Python or R. It’s a comprehensive guide to no-code data science (NCDS) that applies free, no-code, and open-source software with Orange visual programming software, JASP, ...

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Conversations with Filmmakers Series

Christian Petzold (b. 1960) is the best-known filmmaker associated with the “Berlin School” of postunification German cinema. Identifying as an intellectual, Petzold self-consciously approaches his work for both the big and the small screen by weaving critical reflection on the very conditions of contemporary filmmaking into his approach. Archeologically reconstructing genre filmmaking in a national film production context that makes the production of genre cinema virtually impossible, he ...

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Jack London, Nick Bullard

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Multiple Narrators

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Oxford Bookworms Library

When men find gold in the frozen north of Canada, they need dogs - big, strong dogs to pull the sledges on the long journeys to and from the gold mines. Buck is stolen from his home in the south and sold as a sledge-dog. He has to learn a new way of life - how to work in harness, how to stay alive in the ice and the snow ...and how to fight. Because when a dog falls down in a fight, he never gets up again.

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Charles E. Bailey, M.D.

Mind Code describes how we know the world we live in and how language and semantics shape this knowledge by influencing the way we think, feel, and behave — how we relate to that world and to others. Mind Code puts life as we know it into a coherent, systematic perspective that explains functional relations and processes across biological organisms, natural language, brains, and the physical world.  The concept of a mind code comes from deciphering and understanding the key to the natural ...

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Bert Alexander Petzold, Bert Alexander Petzold

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Global Basics 101 - Your Series for Modern Knowledge

Why did France become a country that shaped Europe's history, politics and culture over the centuries more profoundly than almost any other nation? This audiobook presents France as the cultural visionary of the new Europe and leads straight into a history full of upheavals, power struggles, ideas and moments of artistic brilliance. Anyone wishing to understand Europe will discover here the developments that made France an intellectual and political key power. Bert Alexander Petzold invite...

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Samuel S David

Across centuries and continents, warriors have stood as symbols of courage, discipline, and endurance. From the deserts of Nubia to the mountains of Japan, from the battlefields of Rome to the forests of India, their voices still echo. They speak of loyalty, honor, sacrifice, and the will to stand when everything seems lost.The Code: Ancient Voices for the Modern Warrior is a journey through more than two millennia of warrior tradition. It is neither a simple history nor a collecti...

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Bert Alexander Petzold, Bert Alexander Petzold

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Global Basics 101 - Your Series for Modern Knowledge

How did a territory once settled by Celts, conquered by the Romans and long shaped by small domains become the country now known for neutrality, federalism and direct democracy? Listeners who know Switzerland not merely as an Alpine idyll or financial centre, but wish to understand its historical development, will find in 'A History of Switzerland' a clear and well-founded account of political order, transformation and historical significance. The early centuries already reveal how unusual...