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Structured programming

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Cobol

George C. Fowler

1990

Structured system programming

Jim Welsh

1980

Simple Program Design, A Step-by-Step Approach

Lesley Anne Robertson

2006

Simple program design

Lesley Anne Robertson

1990

Computer science

Behrouz A. Forouzan, Richard F. Gilberg

1997

Problem solving and structured programming in BASIC

Elliot B. Koffman

1979

Structured programming in assembly language for the IBM PC

William C. Runnion

1988

Structured COBOL programming

Nancy B. Stern

1997

Beginning structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn

1983

Structured COBOL

Gary B. Shelly

1985

Software and Mind

Andrei Sorin

2013

An introduction to programming

Richard Walter Conway

1973

Structured microprocessor programming

Morris Krieger

1979

Introduction to computer programming structured COBOL

Gary B. Shelly

1977

Pascal for beginners

Christopher Lampton

1984

Managing the structured techniques

Edward Yourdon

1979

Pascal

Henry M. Walker

1987

Standard FORTRAN programming

Donald H. Ford

1982

Structuring techniques

Andrew C. Staugaard

1989

Structured analysis and system specification

Tom DeMarco

1978 ★ 5.0

COBOL for the 21st century

Robert A. Stern, James P. Ley, Nancy B. Stern

2003

How to prove it

Daniel J. Velleman

2006

The library of structured COBOL programs

Parker Shannon

1987

Fundamentals of structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn

1986

Real-time software systems

J. E. Cooling

1997

Fortran

Frank L. Friedman, Elliot B. Koffman

1993

Problem solving and structured programming in FORTRAN 77

Elliot B. Koffman

1987

Structured assembly language

Len Dorfman

1990

The Wiley COBOL syntax reference guide

Nancy B. Stern

1997

COBOL Programming Interview Questions

Terry, Sanchez-Clark

2006

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