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From: darweesh@zephyrus.crd.ge.com (Michael Darweesh)
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Subject: Re: Advice requested for a new Mac programmer
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Date: 28 Nov 90 14:49:17 GMT
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If you know C and you know Pascal, then I recommend Think Pascal...at least
to begin with. Learning the Toolbox calls in Pascal is relatively easy, but
I find that I like Think Pascal more than Think C because of the nicer
editor and debugger. Both are far superior in Think Pascal. Also, rumor has it
that Think Pascal produces better optimized code...

-Mike Darweesh
weesh@crd.ge.com