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Re: [school-discuss] programming for junior high

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Subject: Re: [school-discuss] programming for junior high
From: Massimiliano Mirra <mmirra@libero.it>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 16:30:31 +0200
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Yishay Mor <y.mor@ioe.ac.uk> writes:

> If you're looking for an industrial language, I would recommend
> Java. It is easy to learn, easy to accomplish a wide variety of tasks
> with, and fosters a healthy approach to programming (no flames please
> - private opinion here!) .

As someone who has been teaching Java for more than a year now, I can
tell you that... oh, wait, you said no flames please. :-)

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- [school-discuss] programming for junior high
  - From: Wm.G.McGrath <wgm@telus.net>
- Re: [school-discuss] programming for junior high
  - From: Yishay Mor <y.mor@ioe.ac.uk>

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