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From: xpress@Portia.Stanford.EDU (Brad Hochberg)
Newsgroups: comp.edu,comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Re: CS-1
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Date: 9 May 89 03:35:01 GMT
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Some classes here at Stanford use Doug Cooper's Condensed Pascal.  It is a 
compressed and revised Oh! Pascal!.  Plus it includes the complete Standard
Pascal User Reference Manual.  It is generally aimed more to students who have
had a little prior programming experience whereas Oh! Pascal! is geared a
little more towards beginners.  They are both excellent.  Personally I prefer
Condensed Pascal.  Plus it is a great reference guide.

--Brad


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Brad Hochberg              | "The only time I show any consistency these days
Stanford University        |  days is when I'm making a cup of tea."
xpress@portia.stanford.edu | --Mats Wilander, after getting bounced in the
                           |   in the first round of the WCT Finals in Dallas