Issue 065: Pascal

Welcome to the sixty-fifth issue of De Programmatica Ipsum, about the Pascal programming language.

In this edition:

• We react to the sudden news of Niklaus Wirth’s passing with memories of the past and perspectives of the present.
• In the Library section, we review “Classics in Software Engineering” by Edward Nash Yourdon.
• In our Vidéothèque section, we watch some recent interviews of Niklaus Wirth himself.

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