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From the Publisher:This textbook is designed to support an intermediate-level course in computer science. It is intended for students who have at least one or two semesters of programming and problem-solving experience and wish to prepare for more advanced topics in computing. Ideally, the students will also have a semester's background in discrete mathematics. This textbook is also an introduction to the science that underlies good programming.