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From: Jane Hodges <janee@orchard.compulink.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Best Ada95 reference
Date: 1996/10/06
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I am currently doing a Degree in Info Technology and learning to program 
in Ada is one of the modules.  As the 'set' text, we have been 
recommended 'Ada from the Beginning' by Jan Skansholm (Addison Wesley). 
 It's good, from a beginners point of view anyway!  I have a copy of the 
second edition but I believe the third edition is due any moment now.  
Hope this helps.

Jane