* Advice on quickly accessible educational materials.
@ 1996-04-04 0:00 Jordan Henderson
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From: Jordan Henderson @ 1996-04-04 0:00 UTC (permalink / raw)
I'm trying to learn Ada. I'll be going on a 10 hour plane trip this weekend
and I was wondering if anyone had any advice concerning the available
educational materials on the net that I might use to my advantage while
on this flight. I have some books on Ada-83 and I'll be taking one or
more of these along. I have a laptop computer with GNAT installed and I
have the Walnut Creek Ada CDs, but unfortunately my battery will only last
3 hours or so (additional batteries for this model aren't available yet).
So, I guess what I'm asking is the following:
What documents have the combination of brevity and substance that
I could take along hard copy and read on the plane.
Which documents on the CDs I have are of optimal use while my
battery holds out? I'm going through the lovelace tutorial, is
this the best?
Any other advice? I'm interested in the book "Ada as a Second
Language", but fear I can't get it before this weekend. (Sidenote
to readers in Houston TX, USA - know anybody who has this in stock?)
Thanks.
-Jordan Henderson
jordan@neosoft.com
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