The programming languages
Pascal, Modula, CHILL, and Ada
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Author
Contributions
- Medema, P. 1936- - Contributor
- Boasson, M. 1943- - Contributor
Publication
1983 - Prentice/Hall International, Englewood Cliffs, N.J, New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
38,500 words, Guess
Page Count
154 pages
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- ISBN-100137297564
- ISBN-139780137297566
- Goodreads4348506
- LibraryThing2334557
- Library of Congress Control Number83010929
- OCLC Control Number9647136
- Better World Books9780137297566
- Open LibraryOL3168845M
Classifications
- DDC001.64/24
- LCCQA76.7 .S6 1983
- LCCQA76.7
Description
This book takes four programming languages and details their evolution and relation to one another. Introduced in historical order, emphasis is put on the concepts of each language that are novel or different from the language that precedes it. The book looks at and compares the facilities provided by the four languages; it does not teach the languages themselves. New concepts are explained within the context of the relevant language.--
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