Hey, I found this paragraph in an ebook a friend gave me...: At this point, I want to take a moment and address something that I have seen as a concern for a lot of beginning programmers, especially younger ones: not having money to buy books and other things. First, there are free resources available, including your local library, and Macmillan Computer Publishing, which has hundreds of programming books online at http://www.mcp.com/personal. But second, if you really want to become a good programmer, you have to plan on making an investment in it. Use whatever (legal ;<) means you have to come up with some cash. Now, out of that I wanna know -- Is that site.. Macmillan Computer Publishing... still give you free books?? Cause I tried the site, and it''s about buying the books, not readin online or anything... Thanx for anyone who answers... PS: the ''personal'' sublink doesn''t work so you have to go to the home site first, there is not page as the one stated above... BattleGuard Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...

Well, does anyone remember from history if they used to??

BattleGuard


Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...