On Wednesday 07 July 2004 09:04, Anthony Cull wrote:
> On Wednesday 07 July 2004 17:41, EE wrote:
> The one I have that has code that is structured well and shows you
> COBOL, BASIC, C/++ is Absolute Beginners Guide to programming second
> edition. Publisher QUE by Greg Perry ISBN 0789725290
> Or if your into language specific then there is always
> SAMS publishing (language) in 21 Days. They always have how to
> structure code. Im unsure but I think www.tldp.org has some C tutes.
>
> > One of things that I have been looking for some time is general
> > programming tutorial-Coding techniques i.e how to arrange code,
> > naming convention, code segmenting, etc.
> >
> > Until now I did not succeed. Now, after I switched to Linux, I
> > thought may be the Linux gurus might help me finding such tutorial
> > or book? Anybody?
I realize this may seem overly simplistic but here goes;
(global variables & settings)
main()
[
(local variables & settings)
(program instructions)
]
Beyond that the logic of the program should dictate.
Regards;
Hoyt
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