Beej's Guide to Learning Computer Science(beej.us)
332 points by amruthreddi | 126 comments
Landing page for Beej's Guide to Learning Computer Science, a free work-in-progress beta guide offered in several HTML formats.
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430 points by mutant_glofish | 78 comments
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