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Bruce Eckel
These are electronic books in HTML on C++ and Java, along with the source code.
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An enormous list of programming textbooks.
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Ebooks are just one of the resources at ITQuestionBank.com, which also has thousands of links in just about every IT category.
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Arthur Murray
Here’s a book on artificial intelligence that the author made available online in 2002. He recently went through and updated each of the 40+ chapters with links to wikipedia.
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Faraz Rasheed
A well-organized PDF book on C# from Programmers Heaven.
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David Tarnoff
This book can serve either as a textbook to an introductory course on computer hardware or as the basic text for the aspiring geek who wants to learn about digital design.
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Mark Pilgrim
A Python book for experienced programmers.
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A site that compiles IT e-books, with lots of ads.
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Free books on a variety of programming topics.
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Richard Stallman
The bible of the Free Software movement
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Roger Young
Starting out with simple hand-drawn black and white pictures and a lean, straightforward writing style, the text moves from the basics of electrical machines to memory, processors, instructions, and more.
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Matthias Felleisen, et al.
A very accessible introduction to computer programming.
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Allen B. Downey, Jeffrey Elkner and Chris Meyers
An introductory programming textbook.
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David J. Eck
A free, on-line textbook on introductory programming, which uses Java as the language of instruction.
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Jan Smith
Computer course for beginners in this well-done online only textbook, also available in spanish.
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Joe Burns
Web-only Java Textbook from the HTML Goodies site, which also has many resources for general website maintenance.
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JEDI is a collaborative project that aims to make high-quality, industry-endorsed IT and Computer Science course material available for free to unversities and colleges in the Philippines.
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Ju Rao
Another big collection of computer books.
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A high school primer on IT from the government of Kerala, India, with a strong emphasis on open source software.
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