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Macmillan Dictionary of Information Technology

โœ Scribed by Dennis Longley, Michael Shain (auth.)


Publisher
Macmillan Education UK
Year
1989
Tongue
English
Leaves
574
Series
Dictionary Series
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-viii
A....Pages 1-42
B....Pages 43-70
C....Pages 71-129
D....Pages 130-178
E....Pages 179-203
F....Pages 204-229
G....Pages 230-237
H....Pages 238-251
I....Pages 252-284
J....Pages 285-286
K....Pages 287-291
L....Pages 292-311
M....Pages 312-347
N....Pages 348-359
O....Pages 360-374
P....Pages 375-416
Q....Pages 417-419
R....Pages 420-443
S....Pages 444-493
T....Pages 494-522
U....Pages 523-528
V....Pages 529-549
W....Pages 550-558
X....Pages 559-563
Y....Pages 564-564
Z....Pages 565-566

โœฆ Subjects


Computer Science, general; Science, general


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