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First functional in 1970, the Pascal language was named after Blaise Pascal, a mathematician who created arguably the first computer. The language is now used throughout the world as a language to teach students new to programming. Here are some books to help you get started in pascal and programming in general.

	Pascal Programming 2nd Edition - B.J. Holmes - A fairly new guide, published in 2003.
	Pascal Programming: A First Course - Noel Kalicharan - Programming for the complete beginner.
	Beginning Programming For Dummies - Wallace Wang - Not just Pascal, but helpful nonetheless.
	Pascal User Manual and Report: ISO Pascal Standard - Kathleen Jensen, Niklaus Wirth, A.B. Mickel , J.F. Miner - A very in depth guide that some consider to be the "definitive" Pascal guide and reference book.
	Oh! Pascal! - Doug Cooper - Published in 1993, this is a book that was made to be an easy read. Its great for learning Pascal but it has a twist... It actually has a sense of humor! Great for anyone who may have struggled with other guides.

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