A Primer on Pascal by Richard Conway, David Gries, and E.C. Zimmerman (1976) is a foundational guide to the Pascal programming language, perfect for beginners and those looking for a comprehensive introduction. The book thoroughly covers Pascal's syntax, structure, and practical applications, making it an essential resource for students and programmers. This edition, reflecting the early development of Pascal, offers valuable historical insights into programming education.
 
The book is in very good condition, near fine, with only a couple of minor flaws: the previous owner's name is on the front pastedown, and there is a small tear on one page (details in pictures). A great find for collectors or anyone interested in the history of computer science.