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From: Richard D Riehle <LaoXhai@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Ada book help
Date: 1999/01/26
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In article <36A8FC33.3B4BA48A@virgin.net>,
	Richard <richard.johnson4@virgin.net> wrote:

>I'm looking for a book to learn to program ada are there any good book
>out there ?

 Two books that do not get enough coverage but are excellent
 choices for a newcomer to the language,

     Ada 95, The Craft of Object-Oriented Programming
                     John English, Prentice-Hall 
                     ISBN  0-13-230350-7 027

     Ada for Software Engineers
                     M. Ben-Ari, John Wiley & Sons
                     ISBN  0-471-97912-0

 If you are new to computer programming, you might check out

     Ada, A Developmental Approach, Second Edition
                     Fintan Culwin, Prentice-Hall
                     ISBN 0-13-264680-3

Richard Riehle
richard@adaworks.com
http://www.adaworks.com