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From: labb-4ac@web-4h.berkeley.edu (superMan (the web dweller))
Newsgroups: comp.lang.objective-c
Subject: Where Are All The Objective C Introductory Books?
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Date: 27 Sep 90 05:19:51 GMT
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Greetings to all Objective C programmers.

It seems very "strange" and "unreasonable" to me that there are
so many books on C++ but only 1 (Cox's book) book on Objective C.
Where are all the publishers for Objective C?

Personally, I think the lack of books on Objective C plays a major
role in why programmers prefer C++ more ... they really don't, but
they are stuck with it because there is no easy way for them to learn
Objective C by reading.

Come on, publishers.  The demand is out there, but there is a lack
of supply.

All emails should be sent to achoi@cory.berkeley.edu.