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From: tujuggernaut@crosswinds.net (Jesse Farmer)
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Subject: book recommendations
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 04:27:26 -0000
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Hi all.

I'm new to ada, which I am very eager to learn.  I am wondering what titles 
anyone would recommend for learning ada.

I don't have alot of programming experince.  I have done a bit in C++ and a bit 
in Visual Basic.  So I know very basic programming techniques, but not some of 
the more advanced topics like OOP.

Also, if there are any online texts that you could refer me to that would be 
wonderful.

My goal in learning ada, is a particular project I am working on, which is a 
MIDI sequencer.  So if this in any way helps to recommend a text, please 
consider it.

My thanks in advance.
-Jesse Farmer