Titlebook: Beginning COBOL for Programmers; Michael Coughlan Book 2014 Michael Coughlan 2014

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Michael CoughlanIn time for the looming COBOL crisis,Beginning COBOL for Programmers is a comprehensive, sophisticated tutorial, and modular skills reference on the COBOL programming language for established programm

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Epidemiology and Imaging of Dust DiseasesThe three preceding chapters covered much of the background material you need before you can write useful programs. Chapter 1 was motivational, Chapter 2 dealt with the structure of COBOL programs, and in Chapter 3 you learned how to define the data storage that dynamic programs require to be useful.

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A. L. Baert,K. Sartor,Wibke S. Müller-ForellThe previous chapter dealt with COBOL’s selection constructs: . and .. In this chapter, you examine the last of the classic structured programming constructs: iteration.

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Milko C. de Jonge MD,Mario Maas MD, PhDIn the last chapter, you learned how to create and use a one-dimensional prefilled table. In this chapter, I continue the discussion of the . clause and demonstrate how you can use it to create a two-dimensional prefilled table.