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COBOL (Computer program language)

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How to program computers in COBOL

Morton D. Bluestone

1974

Structured COBOL programming

Nancy B. Stern

2000

Cics/Vs Command Level With Ans Cobol Examples

Pacifico A. Lim

1982

IMS for the COBOL programmer

Steve Eckols

1985

COBOL programming

Nancy B. Stern

1970

Essentials of FORTRAN programming

John C. Malley

1984

Structured COBOL

Mike Murach

1980

COBOL logic and programming

Fritz A. McCameron

1966

On-line systems design and implementation

Charles J. Kacmar

1984

Fundamentals of data processing

S. J. Wanous

1971

CICS--a how-to for COBOL programmers

David Shelby Kirk

1993

Structured COBOL

Gerard A. Paquette

1984

Beginning structured COBOL

D. K. Carver

1985

Cobol

George C. Fowler

1990

The CICS programmer's desk reference

Doug Lowe

1987

Structured COBOL programming

Nancy B. Stern

1997

Introductory COBOL

Dennie Van Tassel

1980

Structured COBOL

Gary B. Shelly

1985

Beginning structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn

1983

CICS

William G. Bruno, Lois Boslund, W. Bruno

1986

Introduction to computer programming structured COBOL

Gary B. Shelly

1977

Sams teach yourself COBOL in 21 days

Mo Budlong

2000

COBOL for the 21st century

Robert A. Stern, James P. Ley, Nancy B. Stern

2003

COBOL

Eric P. Bloom

1986

Cobol simplified

Mario V. Farina

1968

Data Science at the Command Line

Jeroen Janssens

2014

American national standard COBOL programming

Newell, John C.

1971

AS/400 application development using COBOL/400

Gerald S. Kaplan

1996

Teach yourself Cobol in 21 days

Mo Budlong

1994

VSE COBOL II power programmer's desk reference

David Shelby Kirk

1991

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