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Learning SAS by example

Ronald P. Cody

2007

JavaServer Pages

Hans Bergsten

2001

Java Performance Tuning

Jack Shirazi

2000

Java how to program--late objects version

Paul J. Deitel, Harvey M. Deitel

2015

Concurrent programming

Stephen J. Hartley

1998

Client/server programming with Java and CORBA

Robert Orfali

1998

Teach yourself C in 24 hours

Tony Zhang

1997

Sams teach yourself Visual C++ 6 in 21 days

Davis Howard Chapman

1999

Practical C++ Programming

Steve Oualline

2003

Spring 2.5 Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (Recipes: a Problem-Solution Approach)

Gary Mak

2008

Java distributed objects

Bill McCarty, McCarty, Bill.

1999

Head First C♯

Andrew Stellman

2007

C++

Herbert Schildt

1991

Exploring Java

Patrick Niemeyer

1997

Component software

Clemens Szyperski

1999

Hadoop

Tom White

2009

Enterprise JavaBeans

Richard Monson-Haefel

1999

Javanese gamelan

Jennifer Lindsay

1979

Java Programming Fundamentals

Premchand S. Nair

2008

Java Language Reference

Mark Grand

1997

Sams teach yourself C in 21 days

Peter G. Aitken

2000

An introduction to computer science using Java

Edward M. Reingold, Samuel N. Kamin, M. Dennis Mickunas

1998

SAMS teach yourself C++ in 24 hours

Jesse Liberty

1999

Schaum's Outline of Data Structures with Java

John R. Hubbard

2000

Rebellion under the banner of Islam

Cornelius Van Dijk, C. van Dijk, C. Van Dijk

1981

An introduction to data structures and algorithms with Java

Glenn Rowe

1998

The definition of standard ML

Mads Tofte, R. Milner, Robin Milner et al.

1997

Schaum's Outline of Programming with Java

John R. Hubbard

2001

Mastering algorithms with Perl

Jon Orwant

1999

Perl

Martin C. Brown

2001

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