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Techniques of Program Structure and Design
Provides a practical explanation of modular and structural programming principles and techniques applicable to all major languages.
- GenresNonfiction
Hardcover
First published October 1, 1986
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January 31, 2015
First copyright date was actually in 1975...
This is a classic text. Parsing out all the references to IBM S/360 and to specific languages, Yourdon presents ideas and suggestions on how to THINK about the full spectrum of programming. I find his ideas on testing to still be quite valid.
I read first read this in my first years as a programmer, over 40 years ago. This is the first time I've read it in over 30... I still find his writing and thinking to be lucid and valid. While we've advanced as an industry in many ways, there are still areas where we've not shown much progress: I still find that most programmers don't think!
I've a few other Yourdon books still lingering about in my library: I'll dust them off and reread them, too...
This is a classic text. Parsing out all the references to IBM S/360 and to specific languages, Yourdon presents ideas and suggestions on how to THINK about the full spectrum of programming. I find his ideas on testing to still be quite valid.
I read first read this in my first years as a programmer, over 40 years ago. This is the first time I've read it in over 30... I still find his writing and thinking to be lucid and valid. While we've advanced as an industry in many ways, there are still areas where we've not shown much progress: I still find that most programmers don't think!
I've a few other Yourdon books still lingering about in my library: I'll dust them off and reread them, too...
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