[OT] partialy I was wondering what suggestions for programing

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Leo J Mauler wrote:

>If you want to learn programming (I'm presuming you already have at least
>one Linux computer at home), then you'll want to buy yourself a beginning
>programming book.  Something that covers the basics (algorithms,
>structured programming, etc.).  
>
would you give me some suggestions in that area as i have arledy tryed 
to find that exactly but have not known/realised what i needed and got 
books for specific languages insted.  I never saw a specific book on 
fundamentals of programingl.  only begeners guide to programing c or asm 
etc...    actualy reading a book on how to program asm and a book for c 
at the same time was quite intresting I started to understand stuf in 
one book from the other :)