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Rating:  Summary: My book is great, feed my family Review: I have several starving children that need feeding. You see, most people won't buy my book as there is a cop killer by the same name. For the record I would like to make clear I have never killed anyone who was in a position of authority. People also don't buy my books because they're about computers. Why do they need a photographer for a computer language book anyway? It seems patently unnecessary. Anyhoo, I've got to get going now. I've goet to steal some bread for my starving children. As I live in Britain, (VICTORIAN britain), I am also patently a ragamuffin. Bread stealing is my art, after photographing computer languages.Lots of love, Andrew Mickel. xxx
Rating:  Summary: Old, but Still Useful to Delphi Programmers Review: The book that *defines* Pascal, the seed of the underlying Delphi language. Use it to get a concise definition for the procedural parts of Delphi, while learning linked lists, binary trees, pointers, and more. You'll have to work with this text, (i.e., think!), but it is still the most straight-forward presentation of the Pascal language.
Rating:  Summary: Old, but Still Useful to Delphi Programmers Review: The book that *defines* Pascal, the seed of the underlying Delphi language. Use it to get a concise definition for the procedural parts of Delphi, while learning linked lists, binary trees, pointers, and more. You'll have to work with this text, (i.e., think!), but it is still the most straight-forward presentation of the Pascal language.
Rating:  Summary: The definitive yet readable standard for Pascal Review: This book is a complete and authorative definition of the ISO Standard Pascal language. Unlike the official ISO standards document, this is highly readable, with explanations and examples. The ISO Standard Pascal language is implemented by most of today's highest-quality compilers, including GNU Pascal, Prospero Pascal, Compaq Pascal, Dr. Pascal, and pix. The newer Extended Pascal language is a proper superset of the Standard Pascal language described in this book.
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