Recommendations please

[Manuel Gutierrez Algaba]

On Fri, 18 Aug 2000 17:51:07 -0400, Tim Peters <tim_one at email.msn.com> wrote:
>[searcher7 at my-deja.com]
>> Then can you tell me what is the best book for non-programmers that
>> you've ever seen? :-)
>>
>> Darren Harris (Searcher7 at mail.con2.com)
>
>"Alice in Wonderland".  It's a delight!  And it has more to teach about
>programming than you'll realize until you've been programming for, oh, about
>five years <wink>.
>
>in-parallel-read-ivan's-"24-hours"-book-but-take-at-least-a-month-ly
>    y'rs  - tim

Although, it wasn't write for the purpose of Computer Programming,
 I think the all times best Computer programming book is :
"Peloponesian War" by Tukydides. 

Basically, all OO stuff and message system, plus some details
about exceptions is there. 

Available in Project Gutemberg.

And if you don't learn it, you , at least, understand half of the 
USA policy in the XXth century.

-- 
MGA