Programming Logic: Structured Design
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Sun-faded cover.
In a world increasingly driven by software, mastering the foundations of programming logic is not optional — it is essential. Programming Logic: Structured Design presents a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the principles of structured programming, guiding students through the systematic thinking required to design efficient, logical, and well-organised code. The text chronicles the journey from fundamental logical constructs to the disciplined art of structured design, equipping readers with the analytical tools needed to approach complex programming problems with clarity and confidence. Authored by Anne L. Hanning with contributions from Ian L. Gibbens, this textbook argues that sound programming begins not with syntax but with structured thought — a philosophy that remains as relevant today as ever. The writing is precise and methodical, reflecting the demands of the discipline it teaches, while remaining accessible to students at the introductory level. Built around time-tested pedagogical principles, it instructs through clear examples and logical progressions that reinforce each concept before advancing to the next. For anyone seeking to build a solid intellectual framework for programming, this volume poses the most important question a developer can ask: before you write a single line of code, have you truly thought it through?
Author: Anne L. Hanning With Ian L. Gibbens
Format: Paperback
Published: 1984, Science Research Associates
Genre: Education theory
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Sun-faded cover.
In a world increasingly driven by software, mastering the foundations of programming logic is not optional — it is essential. Programming Logic: Structured Design presents a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the principles of structured programming, guiding students through the systematic thinking required to design efficient, logical, and well-organised code. The text chronicles the journey from fundamental logical constructs to the disciplined art of structured design, equipping readers with the analytical tools needed to approach complex programming problems with clarity and confidence. Authored by Anne L. Hanning with contributions from Ian L. Gibbens, this textbook argues that sound programming begins not with syntax but with structured thought — a philosophy that remains as relevant today as ever. The writing is precise and methodical, reflecting the demands of the discipline it teaches, while remaining accessible to students at the introductory level. Built around time-tested pedagogical principles, it instructs through clear examples and logical progressions that reinforce each concept before advancing to the next. For anyone seeking to build a solid intellectual framework for programming, this volume poses the most important question a developer can ask: before you write a single line of code, have you truly thought it through?