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Rating:  Summary: Don't buy it, not worth reading or learning Modula-3 Review: I also do not recommend this book to anyone, due to the fact Modula-3 is not even worth learning. Even if it was, this would not be the book at all to read.
Rating:  Summary: A poorly designed book Review: If possible, try to avoid the Modula III language all together. Although it encompasses mostly all of the concepts that C++ has, C++ is an outgrowth from the mistakes of Modula III.I do NOT recommend using this book. It is grossly unorganized and their explanations are convoluted, not detailed, assumes that the user is using SRC Modula III and that the reader has a programming background (although the authors claim otherwise).
Rating:  Summary: The most complicated and obfuscated programming book ever! Review: This definitely is not the book I would use if you are forced to learn modula-3. I say forced to learn because it is hardly used, if ever in the industry. I had to learn it due to a programming class. This book has horrible examples, and god-awful explanations. If you have a PhD in Computer Science then this book is for you. For the 99.999% of the worlds population find another book that's not by these authors.
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