Re: Java applets -Reply

Bob Angell wrote:

> As most languages throughout the years have been derived
> from C or have their roots there (Java, SmallTalk, C++)
> it might make sense for you to at least get a book on C
> and learn a little.  Back several years, I remember books
> like "C for Fortran Programmers" and "C for RPG Programmers",
> etc.

"C for RPG Programmers" by Jennifer Hamilton is a great book.  I truly
recommend to anybody wishing to understand C from RPG perspective.  No I
donot sell books.  It is available
athttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0962874361/7106-2506790-267758

                    C for Rpg Programmers
                    by Jennifer Hamilton

                    Paperback, 295 pages
                    Published by Duke Communications
                    Publication date: April 1, 1997
                    ISBN: 0962874361
                    List: $69.00 ~ Our Price: $69.00

                              The author, Jennifer Hamilton
(jenniferh@vnet.ibm.com),    09/19/96:           Book overview

                    "C for RPG Programmers" introduces the C language
from an RPG
                    programmers' perspective. Side-by-side coding
examples compare
                    C syntax to RPG syntax, and C concepts are explained
with respect
                    to RPG or OS/400 concepts. The book covers the ANSI
C language,
                    so it is applicable to the C language on any
platform. Topics
                    covered include variable declaration statements,
arrays,
                    structures, pointers, functions, file I/O, dynamic
storage
                    allocation, recursion and error handling.

                    The book is used as the text for the COMMON
University course
                    "Introduction to C Programming".


--
Thank You.

Regards

Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net


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