COBOL for students: including structured program design Andrew Parkin.

By:

Parkin, Andrew

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Edward Arnold 1982Edition: 2nd edDescription: x, 212 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:

0713134771

Subject(s):

COBOL (Computer program language)

DDC classification:

650 P2C6/82

Summary: The first part of this book concentrates on the fundamentals of the language and takes students where they can write modestly sized programs using sequential files. Part two assumes competence in elementary COBOL and explains program design and other programming techniques which should be part of the professional programmer's repertoire. Part three extends the student's knowledge of the language by explaining some of the more advanced features of COBOL.

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Includes index.

The first part of this book concentrates on the fundamentals of the language and takes students where they can write modestly sized programs using sequential files. Part two assumes competence in elementary COBOL and explains program design and other programming techniques which should be part of the professional programmer's repertoire. Part three extends the student's knowledge of the language by explaining some of the more advanced features of COBOL.

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