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Article #8867Re: Think C books
From: Steve Martin
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1989 16:10
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1989 16:10
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If you need a beginners book, I can highly reccommend the Macintosh Programming Primer by Dave Mark and Cartwright Reed. It gives you most of the basics of programming on a Macintosh. For a slightly more advanced work try Stephen Chernicoff's Macintosh Revealed Series. This is a set of three books that really explore the details. ==>Steve
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