إقتباس :[size=medium]Preface[/size]

[size=small]This text is intended as a textbook for courses designed to teach programming to students with a background in the humanities, and especially to students of language, literature, and linguistics. It may be useful as well to the humanist who wants to learn programming on his or her own. The text teaches programming in a different way from most introductory programming texts: instead of focusing on the function and form of the constructs of a particular programming language, this book teaches the reader to write specific programs to perform specific tasks, and introduces details of the programming language only as needed for the program at hand. Furthermore, all of the programs in the text manipulate characters and textual data, and some of the later programs perform some quite sophisticated textual analyses. All of these features are intended to make it easier for the humanist to master programming and programming concepts.[/size]

[size=small]The rationale for this text and the approach it uses grew out of my own efforts to both learn and teach computer programming. I came to computer programming as a humanist, with a humanist's skills and intellectual habits, and I was taught to program by computer scientists, who had the skills and intellectual habits typical of people who are trained in the sciences. The ensuing struggle demonstrated to me as no other experience has, what the true difference is between the two cultures. I realized some time after I finally mastered[/size]

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