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COBOL (Computer program language)

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Sams teach yourself COBOL in 21 days

Mo Budlong

2000

COBOL

Eric P. Bloom

1986

COBOL for the 21st century

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

2003

Cobol simplified

Mario V. Farina

1968

Data Science at the Command Line

Jeroen Janssens

2014

American national standard COBOL programming

Newell, John C.

1971

AS/400 application development using COBOL/400

Gerald S. Kaplan

1996

Teach yourself Cobol in 21 days

Mo Budlong

1994

VSE COBOL II power programmer's desk reference

David Shelby Kirk

1991

The library of structured COBOL programs

Parker Shannon

1987

Fundamentals of structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn

1986

A guide to COBOL programming

Daniel D. McCracken

1963

Application debugging

Robert Binder

1985

The Wiley COBOL syntax reference guide

Nancy B. Stern

1997

Construction of data processing software

Elder, John

1984

COBOL Programming Interview Questions

Terry, Sanchez-Clark

2006

VAX COBOL. --

Digital Equipment Corporation

1986

Micro Focus COBOL for DOS, Windows and OS/2

Micro Focus

1993

Structured COBOL programming

Robert A. Stern, Nancy B. Stern

1979

Microcomputing in COBOL

Roy Martin Richards

1987

Comprehensive structured COBOL

Lister Wayne Horn, Gary M. Gleason

1986

Cobol Programming Problems and Solutions

M. Roy

1987

Murach's structured COBOL

Raul Menendez, Anne Prince, Mike Murach

2000

Data processing logic

Laura Saret

1984

COBOL

Robert T. Grauer, Arthur R. Buss, Carol Vasquez Villar

1998

COBOL programming

Abel, Peter

1984

REXX--tools and techniques

Barry K. Nirmal

1993

Getting started with RM/COBOL-85

Nancy B. Stern

1994

CICS for the COBOL programmer

Doug Lowe

1992

Computer programming made simple

Jeff Maynard

1972

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