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Handy tutorial C programming techniques are presented here in a logical and easy to follow sequence, that should help the reader to understand the principles involved in developing programs.

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Different religions have their own set of rules. Start talking about what is or is not a sin, and you are sure to start a controversy. If you believe that a sin can cause a downfall, then the question becomes are all sins equal? If so, then it truly isn't the big sins that will trip most people. Rather, it will be the small sins.... This book presents a number of small sins along with a scripture reference. The idea is to get you thinking about which of these you believe are a sin, and then more importantly, thinking about which of these you have committed. Are you aware of how many small sins you are committing?

This book is stuffed full of puns that are among the punniest of the funny. The question is; do you think they are punny or not? The best way to find out is to either start at the beginning and work your way through or to simply make random choices from the book.There are over 365 puns separated into 16 categories. This gives you more than enough puns to use one a day to have fun with friends and family daily or to simply enjoy on your own. Categories