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This listing is for a vintage educational book titled "Programming Logic" by Marjorie Leeson, published by Science Research Associates, Inc. (SRA), a subsidiary of IBM. This softcover book, copyrighted in 1983, serves as a comprehensive guide to the fundamental concepts of programming logic, suitable for individuals interested in vintage computer education and the foundational principles of computer programming. It covers various topics essential for understanding how to design and develop programs, making it a valuable resource for collectors, students, and enthusiasts of retro computing.The book's content provides insights into programming design, data processing, file handling, and system flow charting, reflecting the computing practices of the early 1980s. It is a key piece for anyone studying the evolution of computer science and programming methodologies from that era. The publication features a distinctive cover graphic of colored cubes on a grid pattern, characteristic of vintage tech educational materials.