Computer Graphics Using Object-Oriented Programming

Computer Graphics Using Object-Oriented Programming

Computer Graphics Using Object-Oriented Programming

by Judith R. Brown, Steve Cunningham, Nancy Knolle Craighill, Martin W. Fong

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Title
Computer Graphics Using Object-Oriented Programming
ISBN-10
0-471-54199-0
ISBN-13
978-0-471-54199-8
Author(s)
Judith R. Brown, Steve Cunningham, Nancy Knolle Craighill, Martin W. Fong
Publisher
Wiley
Published
1992
Format
Paperback

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Metadata

EAN
9780471541998
ASIN
0471541990
Prefix
978
Group
0
Group Name
English language
Group Identifier
978-0
Registrant
471
Publication
54199
Check Digit
8
Formatted
978-0-471-54199-8

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