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Date Posted: 13:53:26 10/02/00 Mon
Author: Oxymoron
Subject: Re: Computer question
In reply to: no point for a name 's message, "Re: Computer question" on 12:55:48 10/02/00 Mon


> where could one learn more about them?


You can buy books on both of those at any bookstore, such as Walden, or Barnes and Noble, or any place that sells a wide array of computer books.... Also, one can learn more about them in College... my college offers courses in C Programming, but not Unix.. Another great resource is the internet.... you can surf the net and find out all kinds of stuff on both of those things.....



PEACE!
Oxymoron

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