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1942– · Canadian computer scientist, co-inventor of the Unix operating system
Also known as: Brian W. Kernighan, Brian Wilson Kernighan, Kernighan, Брайан Керниган, براين كيرنيغان, 브라이언 커니핸
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Donald Knuth1938–ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetRigorous yet elegant writing on algorithms and the art of programming. (AI reason)
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- The C Programming Language
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- The Practice of Programming (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series)
- The UNIX programming environment