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The Icon Programming Language

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The Icon Programming Language
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Publisher: Peer-to-Peer Communications
ISBN/ASIN: 0134497775
Number of pages: 410

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Icon is a mature, general-purpose programming language which is available for free on many platforms. It has a rich set of types: integers (of arbitrary size), reals, strings, lists, sets, tables, and records, together with an interesting goal-directed evaluation mechanism. The book is clear and user-friendly. Some prior programming experience necessary.

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