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Some tools and computer languages included here.

Most programming languages can just be read like you would read English. You will still trip up in places, but most of it should be human-readable.

Computer languages change, but the basics usually stay much the same. You can always use the references, lookup newer features, and view best practices as they change.

Here are a list of a few free and almost free resources

Various: EbookFoundation free-programming-books

Python

Docs and Beginners guide

https://www.python.org

You can look for a free BOOK copy of

• Think Python 2
• Think Python 3
• Begin to code with Python
• Free Programming Books

The books should offer a free online version and perhaps a PDF download, or you could purchase it.

O’Reilly has a free trial Head First Python. I was unable to find a free version.

Csharp

• C# language Microsoft

• Rob Miles

• C# Yellow Book

• Begin to Code with c#

• Free Programming Books

I cannot guarantee how up to date these are considering we are now at C# v12

Git

• https://docs.github.com/
• https://git-scm.com/docs/git
• https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2

If you are using a host create a empty repository and you will get instructions how to add your ’existing project’ to git and push it. You will need git for your OS installed. Links for installation are found at https://git-scm.com/downloads

Free e-books

https://ebookfoundation.github.io