The Modern RPG {III} Language: With Structured Programming

by Robert Cozzi Jr.

Book Overview

This updated, classic work on the RPG language covers all the new functions and features that have been added since 2003, including new op codes and built-in functions, new chapters on free-format RPG... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0962182508
• ISBN13: 9780962182501
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: MC Press
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 2.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 7.5" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Helpfull for relearning RPG

I just started working in RPG again after not having practized RPG so much for about 7 years and decided to buy this book to refresh me. The book is of a great help and covers all the things I wanted in it and adding to that is very well organized and it's easy to find what you are looking for.

Great RPG IV book

Robert Cozzi always writes great RPG books. This is another one of them. Excellent quick reference for programmers. Must have book.

Excellent Reference Manual

This is an excellent reference manual for the EXPERIENCED RPG III or IV programmer. Helped tremendously in my migration from RPG III to RPG IV. Not intended as a teaching guide...strictly a reference guide.

Excellent reference book for the experienced RPG programmer

As an experienced RPG programmer I found the book to be an excellent reference book. The examples in the book clarify the written material and are very helpful when trying new things for the first time. Although the language has been out for several years many of the AS/400 programming shops are just getting into it. My first experience with the language was at the Common conference, where Robert Cozzi held sessions. I then did not get to really use the language for over a year later. This book has helped me re-learn the language and take it a few steps further with my projects at work.

An essential reference book for working programmers

At my workplace, this book circulates between all programmers throughout the day. It is not a beginner's how-to book, but a reference guide with listings of operations, descriptions and syntax. A great assistance in developing new software.