101. Core Python Programming By Wesley J. Chun ©2001 Prentice Hall PTR now considered the standard introductory text. R. Ozaki,Lockheed Martin. Core Python programming by Wesley J. Chun. This http://starship.python.net/crew/wesc/cpp/

"There has been lot of good buzz around Wesley Chun's Core Python Programming . It turns out that all the buzz is well earned. I think this is the best book currently available for learning Python.... I would recommend Chun's book over Learning Python [Lutz, Ascher (O'Reilly)] Programming Python [Lutz (O'Reilly)] , or The Quick Python Book [Harms, McDonald (Manning)] D. Mertz, IBM Home Documentation Code Samples Install Python REVIEWS!! ... Author Resume WHAT'S NEW!! New Amazon entry on Reviews page (2004 Mar 23) Python 2.3.3 is out! (Dec 19) [see Install and Doc pages] Updated Errata for pp. 244, 520 (Oct 5) Updated info on Indian edition (2003 Jan 28) Added info on Korean edition (Sep 12) Info on recent Linux Journal articles below (Jun 20) New book review by IBM (2002 May 30) Updated Training info (Oct 28) Linux Journal book review added (2001 May 31) I have been doing a lot of research [on] Python ... for the past year and ... have seen a number of positive reviews of your book.... The sentiment expressed ... confirms the opinion that your book is now ... considered the standard introductory text."

102. MIDITECH Provider of informational programs for television. Also offers nonEnglish programming. http://www.miditech.org

Saara Akaash Kahani Jurrm Ki Kabhi Biwi Kabhi Jasoos Commando Hospital Roadies The Great Escape ... The Great Descent Pepsi Gold Sabsey Favourite Kaun, has got responses not just from all over India but also from China, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. And the votes will culminate in a grand finale- an award giving ceremony on 12th June 2004. It will be an evening where stars will be elected as winners, by the audience. " India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grand mother of tradition. " - Mark Twain. It was in this birth place that was born the light of science. It was in India that the world's first known University was established in Takshashila

103. TechThemes: Programming With Karel J. Robot programming with Karel J. Robot. An Introduction to programming withKarel J. Robot (October 2003); Teaching a young robot new tricks http://member.melbpc.org.au/~tgosbell/karel/

TechThemes articles reviews Programming with Karel J. Robot An Introduction to Programming with Karel J. Robot (October 2003) Teaching a young robot new tricks - Programming with Karel, Part 2. (November 2003) More robots - Programming with Karel, Part 3. (December 2003) Karel heads for the stars - The fourth and final episode of "Programming with Karel J Robot" - including source code . Published in the March 2004 issue of PC Update Karel and Bluej See Cooking up a Programming Environment for hints about using Karel with the BlueJ programming environment. Karel's Lineage 1981 - A robot is born with the publication of "Karel the Robot: A Gentle Introduction to the Art of Programming with Pascal" by Richard E. Pattis. 1997 - " Karel++: A Gentle Introduction to the Art of Object-Oriented Programming " sees Karel getting object-oriented with the help of Joseph Bergin (Pace University), and Mark Stehlik Jim Roberts , and Richard Pattis (all of Carnegie-Mellon University). 2003 - " Karel J. Robot: A Gentle Introduction to the Art of Object-Oriented Programming in Java " Add Java to the mix and Karel J. Robot gets ready for publication. On this page Karel and Bluej Karel's Lineage On other pages TechThemes/karel An Introduction to Programming with Karel J. Robot

104. Constraint Programming And Optimization GroupHome Page Several very interesting projects GENET; Guided Local Search, GLS; Guided Genetic Algorithm, GLS; Adaptive Constraint Satisfaction, ACS; ComputerAided Constraint-programming, CACP. http://cswww.essex.ac.uk/CSP/

Constraint Programming and Optimization Group Related research: Computational Finance http://cswww.essex.ac.uk/CSP/finance Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents (CCFEA) http://www.cfea-labs.net Research Projects Welcome to our home page. Brief summary of the group in Powerpoint We welcome graduate students to study in constraint satisfaction in our department. Funding is available from time to time through competition. Click here to visit our department's admissions pages. For a brief explanation on what a Constraint Satisfaction Problem is, see brief tutorial (one page) or detailed tutorial (in Powerpoint) . More tutorial materials can be found in To learn more about the field, consult E.P.K. Tsang, Foundations of Constraint Satisfaction CONSTRAINTS and research articles in recent journals and conference proceedings. To get to know more about other researchers, visit other sites in the well organized Constraint Archives following our Links to other WWW Pages People Papers Programs/ Demos Links AI/CP newsgroups Created by: Chris Voudouris Maintained by: Edward Tsang Department of Computer Science, University of Essex, Colchester CO4 3SQ UK

105. TechThemes: An Introduction To Programming With Karel J. Robot An Introduction to programming with Karel J. Robot. First published PC Update Oct2003 (online version updated) programming with Karel J Robot Part 1 of 4. http://member.melbpc.org.au/~tgosbell/articles/karel-intro/

TechThemes articles reviews An Introduction to Programming with Karel J. Robot First published: PC Update Oct 2003 (online version updated) Programming with Karel J Robot - Part 1 of 4 Computer programming is an absorbing and challenging hobby and a valuable occupational skill. It helps develop many useful intellectual abilities, including analytical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving. But most importantly, computer programming is fun. Welcome to the first in a series of articles intended for people with a moderate level of computer experience but little or no knowledge of programming. Let's say you know what files and folders are, you can use a word processor, you don't need detailed instructions on how to install software, and if I say "Run Program X" you've got a pretty good idea where Program X is and how to get it going. That's all you need - no expertise required. This is an introduction to computer programming, specifically object-oriented programming in the Java programming language. In the example programs and exercises you will program a robot to carry out various tasks. Although it is possible to do all of the programming exercises on paper (writing programs out and "running" them by hand), it is more fun to use a robot simulator on your computer. I will assume that you have installed the Karel J. Robot simulator - see Cooking up a programming environment for more information.

106. Welcome To Systemics Inc.! Explains how to connect legacy systems to the Internet using C++. (Authorz.net, a division of Systemics) http://www.SystemicsInc.com/cgi/index.html

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107. Ultimate Programming And Database Tutorials Page Recommended Books (please buy one to support my reading habits) programming Python(2nd Edition) ( / /International). Prolog. J (not java based, but the APL http://www.thinkbrown.com/programming/

Programming and Database Tutorials var url="http://www.thinkbrown.com/programming/"; var title="Programming Tutorials Guide"; document.write('[Add to Favs - IE]'); sign my guestbook view my guestbook C/C++ Tutorials: An introductory style C/C++ Tutorial (.pdf) C++ FAQs and Tutorials (various) C for beginners An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in C++ ... Thinking in C++ 2nd Edition (a free book by Bruce Eckel) C# (C sharp): Recommended Books : (please buy one to support my reading habits) Inside C # /International) C# Unleashed Tutorials: C# Station Tutorial A website full of tutorials and information on this new language Threads and Posix Programming Recommended Books : (please buy one to support my reading habits) Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment / International) Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment This Site Getting Started With Posix Threads (.pdf), taken from SWIG site with permission Other Sites The SWIG Posix Threads Page A Pthreads Primer Delphi/Kylix/Pascal Tutorials: An Old (3.0) delphi tutorial

108. DBLP Bibliography A bibliography on logic programming is supplemented with a survey of conferences, journals, series of books, organizations and related subjects. http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/indexl.html

maintained by Michael Ley Welcome FAQ Trier (Germany) Mirrors ACM SIGMOD SunSITE Central Europe Search Author Title Advanced Search Logic Programming Conferences ICLP SLP/NACLP PLILP ... Hypertext Acknowledgements : DBLP and The ACM SIGMOD Anthology were partially supported by - Forschungsfonds, ACM SIGMOD The VLDB Endowment The EDBT Endowment , and Microsoft Research . Numerous volunteers helped to collect and maintain the information provided by this server. DBLP: [ Home Author Title Conferences ... Journals Wed Jun 9 20:29:23 2004 by Michael Ley ley@uni-trier.de

109. Citations Programming Tools And Environments - Saltz, Sussman Saltz, J., Sussman, A., Graham, S., Demmel, J., Baden, S., and Dongarra, J. Programmingtools and environments. Communications of the ACM 41, 11 (Nov. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/1724694/0

110. Visual Programming Languages Research Papers Large list of papers, with abstracts and comments objectoriented, dataflow, and tree structures. Very useful. http://www-ist.massey.ac.nz/~plyons/711_html/VPL papers.html

Paul Lyons ' pages VPL Papers Brief description Author(s) Title languages that treat VPLs as a beginners' tool: Tanimoto and Glinert (1986) Designing Iconic Programming Systems: Representation and Learnability papers that contain a taxonomy of Visual Programming Languages or survey a number of VPLs Nan C. Shu (1985) Visual Programming Languages: A Perspective and Dimensional Analysis Hils, D.D. (1992) Visual; Languages and Computing Survey: Data Flow Visual Programming Languages Green, T.R.G., and Petre, M. (1996a) Usability Analysis of Visual Programming Environments: A "Cognitive Dimensions" Framework a re simply essential reading for anyone interested in HCI, or VPL Shneiderman (1983) Direct Manipulation: A step beyond Programming languages Green, T.R.G., and Petre, M. (1996b) Usability Analysis of Visual Programming Environments: A "Cognitive Dimensions" Framework describe special-purpose VPLs: Serot, J., Quenot, G., and Zavidovique, B. (1995) A Visual Dataflow Programming Environment for a Real Time parallel Vision Machine describe general-purpose Visual Programming Languages Rasure, J.R., and Williams, C.S., (1991)

111. Dictionary Of Programming Languages Compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid appreciation for computer science history. http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl

Welcome to the Dictionary of Programming Languages, a compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid your appreciation for computer science history. Browse the dictionary by clicking on a section: A B C D ... WXYZ+ Get a full dump of the dictionary: List of Names Short Form Full Form To search for languages in the dictionary type a name or regular expression into the text field below, then click on the Find button. in All fields Name only Cross-refs Link URLs display List Short Full Information about the dictionary: Dictionary working master list Questions and Answers about this project How entries get added to the dictionary Perl source code for CGI back-end Here are some other sites that have surveys or dictionaries of programming languages. NCSA Computing Languages List Pretty broad list, with short descriptions and links for most entries. Also includes some data-description and formatting languages. [Large flat HTML file with links] Tunes Review of Programming Languages As part of the TUNES project, F. Rideau is examining all existing languages, operating systems, virtual machines, and UI systems. This language list is pretty broad, contains both subjective and objective critique of the various languages, and the related reviews under the main

112. Mouse Programming Information on using interrupt 33h for mouse programming. Includes free C source code. http://www.geocities.com/rk_page/

Mouse Programming in DOS Gone are the days,when the keyboard was the only input device attached to the computer system.The advent of GUI (Graphical User Interface) based operating systems and applications led to the invention of MOUSE .Essentially, mouse is a pointing device which controls the mouse pointer displayed on the screen.And the pointer moves in the same direction as we move the mouse.By using mouse,we can perform certain actions like clicking on icons or dragging objects and so on.Software responds to these actions in a certain way,for eg if you click on a file,it displays the contents for you. As far as GUI based operating systems are concerned,mouse is a part and parcel of the system just like a keyboard.Every application created,under those operating systems,is given mouse support.Developing applications with mouse support is a lot easier because every mouse action has a corresponding message.These messages are part and parcel of the operating system.As soon as the user clicks a button or does something with mouse, operating system sends a message to the application which describes that particular action.All we need to do is to handle that message. Writing programs with mouse support is a bit tricky and complicated, when it comes to programming under DOS.Since DOS provides text interface, developers of DOS never thought of including mouse as a part and parcel of the operating system.So,there are no such things like messages as in Windows.However,DOS does support mouse,provided you have a mouse and a suitable driver program that senses the presence of the mouse.

113. Kenneth J Ayala The 8086 Microprocessor: Programming And Interfacing The Persona Kenneth J Ayala The 8086 Microprocessor programming and Interfacingthe Personal Computer. Kenneth J Ayala The 8086 Microprocessor http://www.urbanzen.co.uk/Kenneth-J-Ayala-The-8086-Microprocessor-962-484-892-5.

Kenneth J Ayala The 8086 Microprocessor: Programming and Interfacing the Personal Computer Author or Artist : Kenneth J Ayala Title: The 8086 Microprocessor: Programming and Interfacing the Personal Computer Ayala Kenneth J Kenneth J. Ayala Subject: Computer Books: General Category: Computers Internet Programming Languages Tools General Format: Paperback Jay Devore Roxy Peck-Introductory Statistics... Patricia M. Fandt-Management Skills: Practice and Experience... Robert Pagano-Understanding Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences: Student's Guide... Parrish-Photojournalism... ... Philosophy of Religion: A Guide to the Subject...

114. The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC Their home base class reference, articles, tips, software downloads, links, and a zippy looking Ruby slide presentation. Book available as downloadable HTML and XML files. http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/ruby/index.html

Programming Ruby Home Page Programming Ruby Links to Ruby Information Class reference Articles on Ruby Downloads ... Presentation: Intro. to Ruby Shopping Catalog View Cart T-Shirts at Hackerthreads.com Frequently Asked Questions Search Match: All Any Boolean "Programming Ruby" by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt Addison-Wesley Oct 2000 ISBN: 0201710897 Ruby is a fully object-oriented programming language. We think it's poised to become the Perl and Python of the new millenium. Already in Japan there are more people using Ruby than Python. Read an interview with the authors on Amazon. You can think of Ruby as a mix of Perl and Smalltalk, or look at it as Python with full object-orientation. It features exception handling, closures, and iterators. Classes and objects can be altered and extended at runtime. Everything is an object, including the basic types (such as numbers). Unreferenced objects are freed by a mark-and-sweep garbage collector. Ruby is portable too, and runs on a wide variety of systems. And, to cap it all, it has a simple, regular syntax. For more information on Ruby, downloads, and other fine stuff, have a look at the

115. Mathematical Programming Journal J. F. Sturm, Tilburg University, Tilburg, The Netherlands. Springer Verlag SpringerWeb Site for Mathematical programming (Springer started to publish the http://www.mathprog.org/sub/journal.htm

Find out more about: The editorial boards The publisher About LaTeX style files Abstracting/indexing ... MPS Publications The Journal: Mathematical Programming, Series A and Series B Quick link to Springer Online First Audience: Mathematicians, Econometricians, Operations Researchers Aims and Scope: Mathematical Programming consists of two series. Series A publishes original research articles, expositions and surveys, and reports on computational experimentation and new or innovative practical applications as well as short communications dealing with the above. Issues of Series B each focus on a single subject of current interest to the mathematical programming community. Each issue of Series B has one or more guest editors, who need not be members of the editorial board. An issue may be a collection of original articles, a single research monograph or a selection of papers from a conference. top of page Editorial Boards Editor-in-Chief Series A: W. Cook

116. Welcome - Ticalc.org Features programming tutorials, columns, news articles, and thousands of files for download. http://www.ticalc.org/

Basics Archives Community Services ... Your Account Expander 2 Re-Released Posted by Morgan on 9 June 2004, 22:01 GMT For those of you who weren't here the first time around , the Expander 2 is an external memory expander device that adds 512K memory to any TI graphing calculator that has a link port and the appropriate driver software. Currently there are only drivers for the , and . For many years this project was literally lost. ticalc.org's links to Bryan Rittmeyer's Expander 2 homepage were broken. When the original site went down the hole, subsequently all reference was removed from ticalc.org. Recently, I tried to find Bryan and see where the state of the project lay and surprizingly enough I actually found him. Being the nice guy that Bryan is, he put up a historical web page with all the original information. Bryan has told me that he is not selling any more of these devices, but the plans to build them yourself are available. If some of you guys are looking for a project this summer, you could look into porting the drivers to other calculators or even building and selling the devices yourself. All reference to the Expander 2 has been added back to ticalc.org. Thank you, Bryan. On a side note, if you want to get more involved in the community outside of

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118. Programming Languages, A Journey Can John McCarthy be the father of Extreme programming? posted by Jack J. Coleman@ 817 PM (0) comments. Friday, May 14, 2004. UML While working on my J2EE http://www.ora-web.com/blogs/blog.html

This is a weblog detailing my experience with programming languages - past, present, and future. Recent Posts The Sad State of Sun Almost Done No Lisp in over a week Agile Methodologies ... Reputation Archives April 2004 May 2004 June 2004 Programming Languages, a Journey ...as expressed by Jack J. Coleman Wednesday, June 09, 2004 The Sad State of Sun - posted by Jack J. Coleman @ 4:33 PM (0) comments Monday, May 31, 2004 Almost Done I am finishing up my Java Architect project this week, and I take my follow-up exam on Thursday. I plan to resume my Lisp study one it is complete. - posted by Jack J. Coleman @ 4:59 PM (0) comments Monday, May 24, 2004 No Lisp in over a week Bah, I haven't been able to look at my Lisp stuff for over a week now. The pressure is on for the Java Architect Project, and I am spending many evenings on work related things as well (debugging an application in WebLogic 7 and Oracle 8). My Architect assignment has to be submitted in about a week and I figure I am about 50% done. I hope that a few weeks away from Lisp won't set me back too far. What I have learned so far seems to be sticking. I still look at my Java code and try to visualize it as a list. I hope this is not reflected in my assignment submission. Ha! - posted by Jack J. Coleman @

119. Free C/C++ Libraries, Source Code And Frameworks(thefreecountry.com) A variety of free libraries, with or without source code, for accessing databases (with/without ODBC, SQL), encryption, graphics/images, compression, fonts, GUI's, 3D engines, 2D engines, and sockets programming. http://www.thefreecountry.com/developercity/freelib.html

@import url(../include/modern.css); Free C / C++ Libraries, Source Code and Frameworks Reusable source code, libraries, components to link with your programs Search This Site Main Site Home Feedback Link To Us No Spam Policy ... Site Map Programming Free Compilers Source Code / Libraries Programming Tools Documentation For Webmasters Web Hosting Perl Scripts PHP Scripts Script Hosting ... Wizards Security Security Miscellaneous Logtime Tofrodos NetSyndic News Hosted by: If you find this site useful, please link to us Free C / C++ Libraries, Source Code and Frameworks Here are some C and C++ libraries, DLLs, VCLs, source code, components, modules, application frameworks, class libraries, source code snippets, and the like, that you can use with your programs without payment of fees and royalties. Note that some libraries (etc) listed here may have certain restrictions about its use and/or distribution. Be sure you read the licence conditions in each package before using them. A few types of libraries have been moved to their own pages, due to the large number of items in those categories. Here are some of the other pages containing free libraries on this site: Free Compression and Archiving Libraries Free Database Libraries, SQL Servers, ODBC Drivers, and Tools

120. Programming Pearls This is my favourite programming pearl, a 237 character program that generates mazesof arbitrary length char*M,A,Z,E=40,J40,T40;main(C){for(*J=A=scanf(M= %d http://homepages.cwi.nl/~tromp/pearls.html

Programming Pearls My favourite programming language is Ruby . Unfortunately, sometimes you have a big need for speed, in which case I tend to fall back on C or Java if code clarity and robustness outweight the 20-40% speed penalty. After Sinclair BASIC, Z80 assembly, and Pascal, C made a refreshing change. Behold the Ten Commandments for C Programmers . Also see Frans Faase's list of signature programs Amazing This is my favourite programming pearl, a 237 character program that generates mazes of arbitrary length. It was my 1989 submission to the International Obfuscated C Code Contest Note that the constant 27 assumes a 31-bit random number generator, and needs to be replaced with 11 if produces 15-bit numbers instead. Also, modern C compilers need an option like -fwritable-strings to allow constant strings to be overwritten. If you want to know how this program achieves its mystery, read this Tetris In 1989, in collaboration with my friend Freek Wiedijk , I submitted a 1467 character tetris program, which won the Best Game category. A heap of sorts The following C-code sorts integers t[1]...t[j] in ascending order:

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

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