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Programming by design a first course in structured programming
This book is intended ... for use at either the college level or in high schools that offer advanced courses. No background in computing or advanced mathematics is assumed ... [the] presentation includes the study of two programming languages, Karel and PASCAL, both of which are used as vehicles for developing general programming and problem-solving skills. PASCAL is given the more thorough treatment of the two.-Pref.
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- "This book is intended ... for use at either the college level or in high schools that offer advanced courses. No background in computing or advanced mathematics is assumed ... [the] presentation includes the study of two programming languages, Karel and PASCAL, both of which are used as vehicles for developing general programming and problem-solving skills. PASCAL is given the more thorough treatment of the two.-Pref."@en
- "Although we intend this book to be used to teach programming methodology, we realize that programming skills must be learned by writing programs in a particular language. Toward that end, our presentation includes the study of two programming languages, Karel and Pascal, both of which are used as vehicles for developing general programming and problem-solving skills. Pascal is given the more thorough treatment of the two."