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From: Chia-Lin Wang <clw226@cs.nyu.edu>
Subject: Re: Ada books
Date: 1998/11/15
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> Robert Graham skrev i meddelandet <71uu2i$s8a$1@ash.ridgecrest.ca.us>...
> >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!)
> >
> >

Try this one:

 "Ada95 Problem Solving and Program Design"
 --by Feldman.Koffman

 This book is designed for Ada beginner.