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There is an argument that it hasn't aged well and that with the advances of programming language design, libraries and hardware it is more of a historical look
by lionize 11y ago
There is an argument that it hasn't aged well and that with the advances of programming language design, libraries and hardware it is more of a historical look at the early days of programming. I disagree though as it gives the budding programmer a good foundation. I would also suggest SICP books/lectures. Also learn to program Visual Basic in 5 hours :-p