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What is the best book for non-programmers to learn the fundamentals of programming ?

 I've not studied CS but accounting and I want to make a switch or at least add it to my CV. Can you suggest me a book to learn the fundamentals of CS concepts?

Other sources like video tutorials are welcomed.

Thank you!
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*Code* by Charles Petzold.

If you are specifically asking about programming, not computer science, then there are plenty of books that serve as an intro to a computer language -- just pick one, it really doesn't matter much.

Or do Harvard's CS50 or MIT's Intro class, which aren't books but will cover both CS and programming.