The class concept in the Simula programming language
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- William L. Anderson,
- David G. Smith
October 1981354 pagesISBN:0897910354DOI:10.1145/800142- Chairman:
- Richard J. Orgass,
- Editors:
- William L. Anderson,
- David G. Smith
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