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What are the best non-programming books/topics (e.g on math, statistics, etc) that can help you become a better programmer?

What I have tried:

If you have some advices I will really appreciate that. Thanks
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Updated 24-May-18 9:54am

"Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance"
"Enders Game"
"A brief history of time"
"Code Complete"
"The Pragmatic Programmer"

TBH, maths, stats, algorithms, none of that will help you: it's a mindset you need to develop, and that doesn't take "knowledge" so much as "skill" - and that comes with practice, not reading.
 
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What are the best non-programming books/topics (e.g on math, statistics, etc) that can help you become a better programmer?

Answer: None and all.
It is like asking which is the best cooking book to learn to pilot the space shuttle ?
The answer is any cooking book because none will teach you how to pilot a space shuttle.

You can get better at programing by reading books about techniques of programing.
Try this one: Structured Programming.pdf[^]
 
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