Reviews for Mathematical methods in program development

The average rating for Mathematical methods in program development based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-08-03 00:00:00 Keryn Gibson Mwah, mwah! Thank you, Jeff Friedl, for finally - FINALLY - demystifying this most crucial of meta-programming skills: regular expressions. I had tried online tutorials, videos, even a retro bash game, this and that. Nothing ever helped. This did. FINALLY. FINALLY! So I didn't "read" the whole book, but whatever, the second half is reference material for languages I never use nor plan to use (Perl, PHP, etc.). Honestly, the first 2-3 chapters were sufficient; once he got into the guts of different regex languages, I felt like I was teleported back to 1983 Bay Area, sitting next to Steve Wozniak as he pecked at his clackety-clack keyboard and wrote the original BSD man pages. Awwww myyyannn, I just did `man grep` to double-check my facts and DAMMIT the last update to the grep man page was 2010!!!! Way to kill my joke, Unix. Henyyyway. Highly recommended, though YMMV - people learn in diff ways. I had been daunted by regexes since the 2009 Stata days, and I just *WISH* I had had this then. For my future reference (and yours), a muscle must be exercised, and here are some regex games: - - - has a bunch - (the bash game)

Review # 2 was written on 2019-07-27 00:00:00 Robert Ferraro Loved it. Pretty much love everything.