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From: "F. Britt Snodgrass" <britt@acm.org>
Subject: Re: Ada books
Date: 1998/11/06
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I recommend the following Ada 95 book because it is clearly written and easy
to read.  It is available from amazon.com for $54.99.

    Rendezvous with Ada 95
    David J. Naiditch
    John Wiley and Sons, 1995 (ISBN 0-471-01276-9)

Britt Snodgrass (britt@acm.org)

----
Robert Graham wrote:

> I'm just starting out with Ada.  Are there any good beginner's programming
> books?  Does one stand out as the "Ada bible"?
>
> (Long live FORTRAN, the Grand Master of all languages!)