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Structured programming

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Microsoft QBasic

David I. Schneider

1991

PASCAL with program design

James F. Peters

1986

The software developer's sourcebook : from concept to completion

Blaise W. Liffick

1985

Recent developments in structured continua

Daniel DeKee

1986

Problem Solving & Structured Programming in Pascal

Elliot B. Koffman

1981

Introduction to Turbo Pascal and software design

Nell B. Dale

1995

Structured COBOL programming

Robert A. Stern, Nancy B. Stern

1979

Microcomputing in COBOL

Roy Martin Richards

1987

Comprehensive structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn, Gary M. Gleason

1986

Murach's structured COBOL

Raul Menendez, Anne Prince, Mike Murach

2000

Programming by design

Philip L. Miller, Lee W. Miller

1987

COBOL programming

Abel, Peter

1984

Programming language/one

Frank Bates, Mary Douglas

1967

Structured design

Edward Yourdon

1978

Structured systems analysis and design methodology

Geoff Cutts

1987

Business programming logic and design

Jack Russell

1989

Problem solving with ADA

Brian Mayoh

1982

Introduction to computer science

Neill Graham

1982

C by discovery

L. Sheila Foster

1991

Automating manufacturing systems with PLCs

Hugh Jack

2010

Structured programming

Ole-Johan Dahl

1972

PL/I structured programming

Joan Kirkby Hughes

1979

Advanced programming handbook

Eugene Galanter

1984

Structured programming with QuickBASIC

James Payne

1991

Structured COBOL programming

Nancy B. Stern

2000

Structured programming in turbo pascal

Lister Wayne Horn

1995

Problem solving and structured programming in Modula-2

Elliot B. Koffman

1988

Let's program it ... in True BASIC

Avery Catlin

1996

Computer Science

Behrouz A. Forouzan, Richard F. Gilberg

2005

Advanced programming and problem solving with PASCAL

G. Michael Schneider, Gary Michael Schneider, Steven C. Bruell

1981

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