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Introduction to computer science

John K. Rice

1969

Types and Programming Languages

Benjamin C. Pierce

2002

Topics in advanced language implementation

Peter Lee

1991

Groovy in action

Dierk König

2007

Computers and programming;

Reino Hannula

1974

Programming Language Design Concepts

David A. Watt

2004

Learning ActionScript 3.0

Rich Shupe

2008

C++

Herbert Schildt

1991

Object-oriented programming using C++

Ira Pohl

1993

Realistic compiler generation

Peter Lee

1989

The McGraw-Hill computer handbook

Harry L. Helms

1983

Denotational semantics

Schmidt, David A.

1988

Programming Perl

Tom Christiansen, Christiansen, Larry Wall et al.

1990 ★ 3.8

Concurrent programming in Ada

Burns, Alan

1985

IPython Interactive Computing and Visualization Cookbook

Cyrille Rossant

2014

HTML 3.2 and CGI unleashed

John December

1996

Concepts of programming languages

Robert W. Sebesta

1989

Foundations of logic programming

Lloyd, J. W.

1987

Professional XML databases

Kevin Williams

2000

Introduction to computer science

Terry M. Walker

1972

Programming languages

Terrence W. Pratt, Marvin V. Zelkowitz

1983

Full abstraction and semantic equivalence

Ketan Mulmuley

1987

Categories, types, and structures

Andrea Asperti

1991

Estimation theory in hydrology and water systems

Karel Nacházel

1993

Beginning XSLT

Jeni Tennison

2002

Syntax of programming languages

Roland C. Backhouse

1979

Programming Erlang

Joe Armstrong

2008 ★ 4.7

Programming Scala

Dean Wampler, Alex Payne

2009

Essentials of programming languages

Daniel P. Friedman

1992

A laboratory course in Turbo Pascal

Nell B. Dale

1996

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