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Ever wonder what the relationship was between the C programming language, Assembly Language, and machine code on the x86 family of microprocessors? Learn the art of disassembly and reverse engineering on the x86 platform with the x86 Disassembly wikibook!

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Children can explore all the wild letters with their animal pals in Animal Alphabet.

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Fresh Mozzarella Bruschetta is a small, open-faced sandwich. Bruschette make perfect appetizers. They are delicious and quick and easy to make.

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The Games shelf contains books on games, and includes the subsection shelves athletic games, board games, card games, electronic games, and game design.

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The Computer Programming shelf contains books on programming, such as LaTeX, OpenSCAD User Manual, Python Programming, and Java Programming.

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The Languages of Asia shelf contains books on Asian languages, such as Marathi, Bengali, Kannada, Hindi, and Sanskrit.

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