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	Thinking About Computer Programming ? by Smith, S.
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The objective of this book is to get the reader to start thinking in a way that would be required of a successful computer programmer. This is achieved by getting the reader to think logically about things that can occur in everyday life and apply reason and logic to them. It aims to teach the frame of mind required to become a computer programmer. Anybody who reads this book has the potential to take up computer programming as a hobby or career. * Contents : Introducation; What is Computer Programming? Sorting; Conveyor Belt; Semaphores; Calendar; Standards; Indexes; Validation; Bases; Fault Fixing; Truth Tables and Sate Transition Diagrama; More Bases; Tables; handshaking; Conclusion; Answers to Exercises. ISBN: 81-7371-203-4 ( PB )

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Thinking About Computer Programming ?

by Smith, S.