Re: Recommendations urgently required.

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From: Mat Maher
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 13:23

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On 25 Feb 1996 hwpc16@.MISSING-HOST-NAME. wrote:

> I am currently studying TopSpeed Modula-2 for my degree in Cybernetics 
> and I am getting nowhere fast. I am a complete novice when it comes to
> programming and do not know any languages what so ever. Does anybody 
> know of a book that could teach me Modula-2 with out assuming any 
> previous programming knowledge that proceeds in nice easy to follow steps
> that even a dummy like me could understand.
> 
> signed
> 
> Desperate (Frank)
> 
> 
Hi Frank,

I'm afraid that I've yet to come across a beginners book about modula-2. 

W & W's book: 

 Basically Modula-2

is quite good for beginning with, even though it assumes prior knowledge of 
basic. 
You'll also find possible solutions to your practicals if you look in the 
appendix (answers to questions posed in the book)

Forget the lectures, the practicals are there to teach you programming.

Mat.

    Mat.   Maher      <ssu94114@reading.ac.uk>      <MM@Arete.demon.co.uk>     

          [Specialist in candle burning and time mis-management]

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