"The Pragmatic Programmer" is a well-known book by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas, first published in 1999. It offers practical advice and methodologies for software developers to enhance their coding skills and improve their work processes. The book emphasizes the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and effective problem-solving in programming. The authors present a collection of tips and best practices, covering topics such as code organization, debugging, and team collaboration. By focusing on pragmatic approaches, the book encourages developers to think critically and make informed decisions, ultimately leading to better software development outcomes.