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Subject: OOP C (Think 4.0) Book Suggestion
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Date: 28 Dec 90 02:55:28 GMT
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Reply-To: ehanson@umbc2.umbc.edu

I have Think C v4.0. I have "The Mac Programming Primer". I have a $25 gift
certificate for a huge bookstore. I have Kernighan & Ritchie's C book. And
I have a month without classes. Oh, yeah... I have a Mac, too. (Although I
wish I had a Mac two.) (I also have really short sentences.)

I am looking for a sort of "The Mac Programming Primer using OOP". I'm no
master C programmer, but I can create a killer "Hello World" program in C 
(in other words, I can understand everything in "The Mac Programming Primer".)

Thanks in advance for any suggestions, and I promise that if this book
launches my career in development and I become a multi-millionaire-computer-
company-owning-Italian-car-driving-nerd, and I remember your name, I'll
send you a pack of smokes.


Erik Hanson   University of Maryland, Baltimore County   ehanson@umbc2.umbc.edu


p.s. If anyone has any term program code in OOP C, I'd be happy if you
     sent it to me, or told me where to find it.  Thanks.

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