> >I am having to select another book for my classes.
>Anything wrong with Norman Cohen's "Ada As A Second Language"? For a long
time
>now I've found it to be far superior to Barnes, but I guess that depends on
the
>target audience. One of the things I like about Cohen's book is the way he
often
>compares features to other languages like C++ and FORTRAN 90.
I use Cohen due to the depth it provides for reference a year later, but it
is very difficult for newer students (with little actual programming
expirence) to sort through. I only use it as a reference and to make people
smile with a handout though, so I can not rate it against any other book as
a teaching tool.
Tony
Adamantium
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