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From: Gordon Dodrill <dodrill@swcp.com>
Subject: Re: Ada 101
Date: 1996/05/18
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Kenneth Mays wrote:
> In my quest for the ultimate Ada83 tutorial book, does
> anyone know of a superior training book on teaching nonprogrammers a
> first computer science course on Ada programming? I've scanned many
> Ada books, but none that are as good as some books on C++ (C++ Primer
> Plus).
> 
> I need a book that ANYONE can read and understand with minimal
> difficulty. Does such a  book exist for the Ada market?!

There is a complete Ada 83 tutorial at the site listed below.  You may want
to take a look at it.

Gordon

//       Coronado Enterprises Tutorials - Ada, C, C++, Pascal
//              Learn to program in a modern language
//         All are available at http://www.swcp.com/~dodrill
//                 Gordon Dodrill - dodrill@swcp.com