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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Non-practicle experience,
This review is from: Fractal Programming in C (Hardcover)
This is a real cool book, not really any application for me professionally, but it was fun to try to make the examples. It was a fun exercise in a completely different realm of C than I am used to. Kind of like a cross-word puzzle based on a genre you were totally unfamiliar with, but A fun learning process just the same. Had I seen the picture of the Author prior to purchasing this book I would have clearly known that this was a science text as he just has that "scientist" look about him. I would recommend this to any C programmer that has extra time on their hands, really loves C and wants to try something way out there more on the scientific side of C or if fractal programming does apply to your profession.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Outdated. Some useful code.,
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This review is from: Fractal Programming in C (Hardcover)
This book is outdated, but the code is still useful. You have to work your way through it, adapt something here, patch something there, so it can get closer to a modern and useful book on fractals and C. It will demand your full collaboration in order to be a useful book.
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Fractal Programming in C by Roger T. Stevens (Hardcover - Aug. 1989)
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