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From: mblakele@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Tad Blakeley)
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Subject: Books on Ada or C
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Date: 5 Sep 89 22:28:03 GMT
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	I'm about to take a CS class, and I'm thinking of doing the
programming in Ada or C.  I've taken a class in Ada, and done some
work with C, but in both cases I hated the books.  Anyone know of
a readable, informative book in Ada or C?  Any books I ought to avoid?
	Reply to mblakele@jarthur.claremont.edu, or post and we'll
have a net discussion.
						-- tad
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