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Subject: Re: Teaching C/C++ from Ada perspective?
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On Monday, July 2, 2018 at 12:52:37 AM UTC+4, Maciej Sobczak wrote:

> > Also I will start the above course with Algorithms in which I have litt=
le knowledge. Any suggestions for good books on this topic?
>=20
> There are plenty of algo books that base their presentation on C++. Anoth=
er surprise.
>=20

The course is too start with Algorithms first and then end with programming=
. Perhaps this is counterintuitive as students will then tend to learn the =
Algorithms part by heart. But if I start with programming first and move on=
 to Algorithms, then students will better understand the logic of the prese=
ntation. What is your opinion?