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From: noddy@thewrinklies.freeserve.co.uk
Subject: Re: Best beginner book
Date: 2000/02/26
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We are using "Jan Skansholm: Ada 95 from the beginning" as the base
text book for our algorithims and data structures course. A lot of us
are beginers at programming in any language. In fact we have only used
Scheme before this.

Stewart Aitken a student