The Programming Language . Concepts and Principles” by Vitaly Shakhnovich and Kaufmann is a fascinating and deep immersion into the world of programming. which will be an indispensable tool for beginners , as well as for experienced professionals , seeking to expand their knowledge of programming languages and their principles. This edition not only explains the basic concepts underlying the different languages, but also helps the reader understand how these concepts affect the software development process. From the first pages, the authors set a tone that combines accessibility and depth of presentation. The book covers a wide range of programming languages, from classical ones like C and Pascal to modern ones like Python and Java. Script. Each language is considered not only from the point of view of syntax, but also through the prism of its philosophy, features and application in real projects. This makes the book especially valuable for those who want not just to learn the language, but to understand how and why it was created, what tasks it solves and what problems it can help to avoid. Who can like this book? First of all, it will be of interest to students and graduate students studying at the faculties of computer science and information technology . However, do not forget about professional programmers who are looking for new approaches to solving problems and want to expand their horizons. If you are passionate about software development, want to deepen your knowledge of programming languages and their architecture, then this book will become a real storehouse of information for you. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-layered. The authors discuss not only the technical aspects of languages, but also their impact on programming culture, on approaches to development and on the interaction between programmers. For example, the book discusses concepts of programming paradigms such as object-oriented, functional, and procedural programming. These topics are relevant for both beginners and experienced developers who want to update their knowledge or look at familiar things from a new perspective. The style of the authors is clear and logical, which makes it easy to assimilate even the most complex concepts. Vitaly Shakhnovich and Kaufman use many examples and illustrations that help the reader better understand the material. Their approach to learning programming can be compared to a master class, where each step is accompanied by an explanation and practical tasks, which makes the learning process not only useful, but also fascinating. If you are looking for books that can complement your understanding of programming, pay attention to works such as "Programming in Python" by Mark Lutz or "Clean Code" by Robert Martin. These books, as well as "Programming languages. Concepts and Principles" will help you become a more confident and competent developer. In conclusion, “Programming languages . Concepts and Principles" is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia for programmers, which will help you not only to master programming languages, but also to understand their essence. This book is worthy of attention of anyone who wants to become a master of their craft and deepen their knowledge in the field of programming. Do not miss the opportunity to discover new horizons in the world of technology!