Good book(s) on Program Flowcharts and Pseudocode?

[CrazyHelloDeli]

In the process of learning Perl and Python for work(first scripting and programming ive ever done) and would like a book that can gimme some advice of logical program structure and whatnot and get me in that "logical" frame of mind. Could anyone recommend anything? Would also like the book that, if at all possible, stays away from heavy math(Like "Numerical Recipes in C++", good god I dont have time to relearn that stuff)explanations. Thx.

Oh and I have "Mastering Regular Expressions" already, and I thought id make that clear because no matter what I ask that book get recommended.

"Could anyone give me a good Apple Pie recipe?" "Sure, just pick up the book Mastering Regular Expressions"

 

[John]

Here is a top notch flowchart.

 

[CrazyHelloDeli]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Thats so completly unhelpfull!!! Thx

 

[manly]

<< Here is a top notch flowchart. >>


Looks like the internal Microsoft security vulnerability resolution philosophy.

I'm not sure what you're asking for, because it almost seems like you're asking for an introductory CS/programming book. There are literally hundreds of these, and at least a few good ones.

A book that has a solid section on pseudocode is Steve McConnell's Code Complete. Every programmer should own that book in fact.