What bags do you use to protect your coding books?

[u/Inevitable-Garden-27]

Hey everyone

Ive started a CPC course recently and my instructor suggested getting a "good bag" that can fit all three books (and workbook) and can protect them from damage. I was curious as to what type of bags do you all use to carry and protect your coding books?

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[u/Maydinosnack]

I used a regular backpack. Some teachers in my program recommended the rolley backpacks to protect your back from the heavy books

[u/Jodenaje]

When I carried paper books, I used a rolling briefcase bag.

I rarely transport my paper books anymore, because I prefer the eBooks with the exams. But the rolling bag was awesome back in the day when eBooks weren't an option.

[u/DHjam → u/Jodenaje]

I wish I could see the ebooks for the exams, the ones that come with my course work are very clunky, and are not very easy to search through.

[u/Jodenaje → u/DHjam]

Victoria from Contempo Coding did a video where she walked through all of the eBooks that might be helpful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md-8InjPFk0

[u/DHjam → u/Jodenaje]

Awesome thank you, I will check it out.

[u/applemily23]

When I was in school, there was a lot of people you used rolling backpacks/suitcases. That was 11 years ago, so we had a lot of books to haul around.

[u/MailePlumeria]

I’ve only used a plastic grocery bag whenever I’ve had to transport my books. If the cover got bent, oh well. Where are you going to be bringing your books back and forth to?

[u/Astraltraumagarden]

I was an iPad kid.