Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design
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Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design

by Tony Gaddis

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Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design offers beginners a foundation in the reasoning and planning behind computer programs. Tony Gaddis presents an entry point for readers learning how to approach programming problems, organize solutions, and understand program design before moving deeper into coding.

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Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design introduces the foundational ideas behind programming logic and program design.

The book is intended for readers who are beginning their study of programming and want to develop a clear understanding of how programs are structured.

It provides an educational starting point for learning how to think through programming problems before writing code.

Written by Tony Gaddis, this title focuses on the concepts and design principles that support further study in programming.

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