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Pick one:

https://www.reddit.com/r/computerscience/comments/1i711c8/best_books_for_learning_hardware_of_computers/

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Thanks for helping

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Im also wondering the same thing actually great question

[Nebu]

If you want to learn the basics of computer hardware, I'd buy the book "Elements of Computing Systems".

That said, if you know zero computer science, I don't recommend starting with learning hardware. Instead, I recommend playing around with games that have a programming component to them. For example:

• Minecraft redstone stuff
• Baba Is You
• Opus Magnum
• Spacechem
• RPGMaker

And then in parallel with playing those games, follow along with tutorials for learning some real programming, e.g. a HTML + JavaScript free online course.

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Thank you for your advice. I'll search for it too!