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PL/I structured programming / Joan K. Hughes
Bib ID 965121
Format BookBook
Author
Hughes, Joan K. (Joan Kirkby)
 
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Edition 2d ed. 
Description New York : Wiley, c1979 
xii, 825 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. 
ISBN 0471019089 
Full contents
  • Machine derived contents note: Introduction to PL/I.
  • Top-Down Structured Programming.
  • Data Types and Data Manipulation.
  • Subroutines and Functions.
  • Logical Testing.
  • DOs and Arrays.
  • File Declarations and Stream I/O.
  • Record I/O, Structures, Pictures.
  • Storage Classes and List Processing.
  • File Processing.
 
Notes

First ed. published in 1973 under title: PL/­I programming.

Includes index.

Includes index.

Subjects PL/I (Computer program language)

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