Android first line of code gift book [Global Limited Edition]

Last month, Lao Guo’s second book: The second edition of "The First Line of Code" was released. I didn’t even get the first batch of signed edition books. It seems that the sales are so good~

The sales volume seems to be like this:

However, as a loyal fan of Lao Guo, I decided to send a wave of books on the WeChat public account.

I got the book with excitement last night, it looks like this:

But, every day I help me edit the drawing girl paper of the official account picture, Xiaoyuan and 1 other unidentified person have robbed 3 of them...

So, there are 8 copies left, of which 5 are signed by Lao Guo, and the other 3 are signed without signatures because I bought them from Tmall...

However, I will sign my name on all the bookmarks in the 8 books, um, sign on the bookmarks, mainly to not affect the beauty of the book, of course, if you have any needs, I can help you sign various... .

show a few signatures:

Finally, there are the rules:

• Message area, just say anything, about this official account, about me, about Lao Guo, about yourself, you can get the top 4 most likes from others, one for each

• Appreciation area, there are 4 books in the appreciation area, so I chose it freely~ (Don’t give a big appreciation, the number of books is really limited, otherwise I will be confused)

• If you have obtained the books above, you can ask me to write something according to your requirements... There is no hope for telling Lao Guo...

• I will contact you on the weekend and get the address. Of course don’t be afraid. If I don’t contact you, I will contact you next week.

Only 100 messages can be released~~If the upper limit is reached, there will be no way to release~

Finally, why choose this day, because Christmas is coming soon, I wish everyone a Merry Christmas~~~

I seem to have forgotten to recommend this book to Lao Guo, um, then put up a purchase link. If you like this book, click the original link in the lower left corner to buy it directly.

In the end, it feels like buying less booksMerry Christmas