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A Machine Made this Book: Ten Sketches of Computer Science

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A Machine Made this Book: Ten Sketches of Computer Science
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Publisher: Coherent Press
ISBN-13: 9780957671126
Number of pages: 201

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Using examples from the publishing industry, John Whitington introduces the fascinating discipline of Computer Science to the uninitiated. Chapters: Putting Marks on Paper; Letter Forms; Storing Words; Looking and Finding; Typing it In; Saving Space; Doing Sums; Grey Areas; Our Typeface; Words to Paragraphs.

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