The first problem is the traditional use of uppercase for the keywords, that many dislike, but any suitable IDE would "convert as you type" kind of thing.
The chapters about multi-threading, file IO and graphical system are interesting and it contains multiple references to contemporary work like Topaz.
But while it is very interesting from historical perspective, I am not so sure if it would be useful for modern audiences.
The first problem is the traditional use of uppercase for the keywords, that many dislike, but any suitable IDE would "convert as you type" kind of thing.
The chapters about multi-threading, file IO and graphical system are interesting and it contains multiple references to contemporary work like Topaz.
But while it is very interesting from historical perspective, I am not so sure if it would be useful for modern audiences.