Any how to books to improve programmin skills?

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To improve programming skills, various resources are recommended, including websites and books that offer problems and solutions. Notably, Ben Dowling has compiled two articles featuring collections of excellent programming puzzle websites. One suggested site for puzzles with solutions is open-cs.net. Engaging with large, mature projects can also provide valuable learning experiences, as they often contain complex code that can enhance understanding and skills.
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I have basic understanding of programming, but i would like to improve. Are there any websites/books that have problems and solutions?
 
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Hey cs23.

Look at large complex projects that are mature (have been in development for some significant time). This is a great way to learn quickly.
 

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