Smalltalk/V: Tutorial and Programming Handbook
Publisher: Digitalk, Inc 1988
Number of pages: 571
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Smalltalk is both a powerful language -- you can get a lot of activity out of a few lines of code -- and a powerful program development environment -- software utilities help you to reuse as many lines of pre-written code as possible. This book is intended for both people who have never used Smalltalk as well as experienced Smalltalk programmers.
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