An Introduction to Programming in Simula
Robert John Pooley · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1987
Fundamental concepts: statements, declarations and comments The nature of correct programs: basic rules of syntax and semantics Simple types Conditional statements While loops and basic properties of texts Procedures Basic file handling Item-oriented text and file manipulation Classes as complex data types Arrays and simple linked lists Sub-classes and more complex Boolean expressions Character handling Remote accessing of classes Classes as coroutines Direct and byte files Prefixed blocks as packages More complex list handling - SIMSET Scope rules, virtuals and attribute protection Class SIMULATION The environment. Appendices : Arithmetic expressions Arithmetic types Alternative number bases Conditional expressions.