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Borland® Pascal 7 Insider

Published in Paperback by John Wiley & Sons (1993)

Author: Paul Cilwa

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Very easy to learn

if you are a programer or you are studing to be one you might want to buy a very good book that is cristal clear, with out complications.

Introduction to Computer Science: An Algorithmic Approach (McGraw-Hill Computer Science Series)

Published in Hardcover by McGraw Hill College Div (1989)

Authors: Jean-Paul Tremblays, John M. Dedourek, Richard B. Bunt, and Jean-Paul Tremblay

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Excelent introduction to computer programming

This is the book for anyone interested in learning the principles of computer programming. The authors use a clear language that even people that never programmed a single line can understand. The basic algorithms are explained in detail and the algorithmic language defined in the book is easily translated to any computer language.

Data Structures and Problem Solving With Turbo Pascal: Walls and Mirrors

Published in Hardcover by Addison-Wesley Pub Co (1993)

Authors: Frank M. Carrano, Paul Helman, Robert Veroff, and M. Helman

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More for advanced users

Came across this book when I'm browsing through a whole range of Turbo Pascal books. The illustrations are clear with reference from detailed examples especially those on the difficult topics. Pictures are also helpful in illustrating the more hard to visualize topics like those in ADT and trees. Generally a more helpful book compared to most other titles emphazisng on basic concepts only.

Great Book

Use the book for introductory data structure, elementary software engineering, or advanced programming and problem solving. It fill up a lot of missing links that other data structure books trying to provide. Read it up.

Computer Science: A Breadth-First Approach with Pascal

Published in Paperback by John Wiley & Sons (17 February, 1995)

Authors: Paul Nagin and John Impagliazzo

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The Name Says it All!

This book was taught to us in the first semester of our bachelor in Computer Science program. The approach and language of the book keeps non-native of English on their toes in understanding but when you complete this book and get all the concepts you find out that you didnt waste your time! and as the name suggests (and according to the COMPUTER SCIENCE strategy accquired by the institutes around the world), in teaching Computer Science 'a breath first approach' is best! To accomplish this task, no other book comes near it.

REAL COMPUTER SCIENCE APPROACH

It is the most complete book for beginners and Advance programmers, a perfect tool to learn both (Computer Science and Pascal). I wish to have my own copy in my library. Thnx.

Delphi 2.0 by Example

Published in Paperback by Que (1996)

Authors: Scott L. Warner, Paul Goldsman, and Blake Watson

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Delphi 2 book

This book gave us all I needed to get through Delphi 2 programming! Simple, easy to understand techniques taught by a great writer.

Using Delphi

Published in Paperback by Que (1995)

Authors: Jon Matcho, David R. Faulkner, Paul Perry, and Namir Shammas

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New to Delphi? Start Here!!!

If your looking for a good informative read without the arcane language of the manuels. This book reviews the interface and components with accurate examples and provides a checklist for delivering database applications. They also include references for those who would persue the technical aspects of the underlying ObjectPascal language.