latex: how to typeset program code?

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From: Kent Tong
Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 00:00

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Hi,

I'm learning to use LaTeX to typeset some simple documents but
have no idea on how to typeset say a code segment written in
a programming language (with indentation). I'm not happy with 
the verbatim env. I want something that looks just like the 
handouts from the lecturer. Any LaTeX gurus out there who can 
help me out? TIA!

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