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Title: DOS: Programming Success in a Day
Subtitle: Beginners Guide to Fast, Easy, and Efficient Learning of DOS
Author: Sam Key
Narrator: Millian Quinteros
Format: Unabridged
Length: 41 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-25-15
Publisher: Sam Key
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Technology
Publisher's Summary:
Instead of jumping right into the instructions, this audiobook will provide you first with all the necessary concepts you need to learn in order to make the learning process a whole lot easier.
This way, you're sure not to get lost in confusion once you get to the more complex lessons in the latter chapters.
You'll also learn the designs and forms of DOS, and what's more convenient than getting to know both sides?
Members Reviews:
Amazing book!
Very well-written, easy explained and easy to execute eBook. As the tital says, it will improve your programming, and you will see changes in the first day! I was told by a friend who is a programmer to read this, so I did since it's only $1. And it was definitly worth it!
Cool!
This book is easily one of the best knowledgeable ebooks for coding.
I myself, didn't think dos was a known (or fun) language, however I tried it out and loved it :)
Had some typos but it doesn't matter.
GREAT BOOK
A book I'd recommend for beginners like me who have an the motivation ...
A book I'd recommend for beginners like me who have an the motivation to truly understand what is stated here in this book and understand the knowledge behind programming in DOS. I've learned quite a lot actually due to the in depth info contained here and can't help but think of how much harder it would be trying to get the same information somewhere else in one place and not multiple sources with varying info that may differ from one and another.
Five Stars
Not gone thru in detail yet...
I was compelled to write a review of what are misleading and/or annoying mistakes in the text of this work
Truly, I have to wonder how this primer received the accolades it has. Perhaps the author has a large and extended family. That aside, after reading the first nineteen pages of it, I was compelled to write a review of what are misleading and/or annoying mistakes in the text of this work. The combination of awkward phrasing, typos and straight-up errors that any competent copy editor would catch had me running to the customer review section of this book offer and the writing of this review. Please, if this pamphlet is due to be reprinted, have an editor working in conjunction with the author review the galleries before it goes to print. For example, on page 9, the exclamation and underscore symbols are swapped. Page 12, "One way to solve circumvent this is..." OK, which is it? Only in Washington do people solve problems by circumventing them. An example explaining the use of the double quote where a 6 is transformed into a 4. These are not difficult to catch and it leaves one with the sinking feeling of having spent good money for a bad read. W.A Lyons
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Title: DOS: Programming Success in a Day
Subtitle: Beginners Guide to Fast, Easy, and Efficient Learning of DOS
Author: Sam Key
Narrator: Millian Quinteros
Format: Unabridged
Length: 41 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-25-15
Publisher: Sam Key
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Science & Technology, Technology
Publisher's Summary:
Instead of jumping right into the instructions, this audiobook will provide you first with all the necessary concepts you need to learn in order to make the learning process a whole lot easier.
This way, you're sure not to get lost in confusion once you get to the more complex lessons in the latter chapters.
You'll also learn the designs and forms of DOS, and what's more convenient than getting to know both sides?
Members Reviews:
Amazing book!
Very well-written, easy explained and easy to execute eBook. As the tital says, it will improve your programming, and you will see changes in the first day! I was told by a friend who is a programmer to read this, so I did since it's only $1. And it was definitly worth it!
Cool!
This book is easily one of the best knowledgeable ebooks for coding.
I myself, didn't think dos was a known (or fun) language, however I tried it out and loved it :)
Had some typos but it doesn't matter.
GREAT BOOK
A book I'd recommend for beginners like me who have an the motivation ...
A book I'd recommend for beginners like me who have an the motivation to truly understand what is stated here in this book and understand the knowledge behind programming in DOS. I've learned quite a lot actually due to the in depth info contained here and can't help but think of how much harder it would be trying to get the same information somewhere else in one place and not multiple sources with varying info that may differ from one and another.
Five Stars
Not gone thru in detail yet...
I was compelled to write a review of what are misleading and/or annoying mistakes in the text of this work
Truly, I have to wonder how this primer received the accolades it has. Perhaps the author has a large and extended family. That aside, after reading the first nineteen pages of it, I was compelled to write a review of what are misleading and/or annoying mistakes in the text of this work. The combination of awkward phrasing, typos and straight-up errors that any competent copy editor would catch had me running to the customer review section of this book offer and the writing of this review. Please, if this pamphlet is due to be reprinted, have an editor working in conjunction with the author review the galleries before it goes to print. For example, on page 9, the exclamation and underscore symbols are swapped. Page 12, "One way to solve circumvent this is..." OK, which is it? Only in Washington do people solve problems by circumventing them. An example explaining the use of the double quote where a 6 is transformed into a 4. These are not difficult to catch and it leaves one with the sinking feeling of having spent good money for a bad read. W.A Lyons