Re: What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming?

Maybe "How to Design Programs" will be of any help.

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Re^2: What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming? by theAcolyte (Pilgrim) on Aug 02, 2004 at 02:27 UTC
Wow! What a great link. The introduction is VERY well written -- comparing us being taught as children to 'being programmed'. I'll be sure to incorporate a bit of that into my lecture :-) - Erik	[reply]
Re^2: What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming? by drewbie (Chaplain) on Aug 02, 2004 at 22:09 UTC
How does this text differ from the Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs (SIPC) book? They both look like they could cover a lot of the same ground, but I'm curious about their actual use in a classroom. The copyright on SIPC is 1996 vs 2001 for HTDP - is one a successor to the other?	[reply]
Re^3: What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming? by TVSET (Chaplain) on Aug 02, 2004 at 23:24 UTC
How does this text differ from the Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs (SIPC) book? These books are by different authers. That means, most probably, that at least explanations and examples are different. :) Leonid Mamtchenkov aka TVSET	[reply]

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