An edition of A Fortran coloring book
(1978)
A Fortran coloring book
by Roger Emanuel Kaufman
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A whimsical introduction to the FORTRAN programming language, presented as a tongue-in-cheek coloring book. Despite (or perhaps because of) its unconventional nature, it's generally regarded as one of the best FORTRAN textbooks ever written.
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