John Cooke Boeken

An explanation of the constructive approach to software development. It involves calculating an answer from the initial statement of requirements or specification, rather than "guessing" an answer and then testing whether it actually works. It uses the same basic theory as traditional techniques.

Renowned for its thorough case law coverage, this 14th edition provides a clear and accessible exploration of tort law. It is designed specifically for LLB and GDL students, making complex legal concepts understandable and engaging. Its student-friendly approach ensures that readers can grasp essential principles effectively, making it an invaluable resource for those studying this area of law.

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Exploring a diverse range of topics, this collection of essays reflects the author's personal musings written for enjoyment rather than publication. Spanning from semi-academic discussions to light-hearted observations, the pieces vary in tone and subject matter, with a few focusing specifically on Balinese culture and history. The lack of a unifying theme showcases the author's eclectic interests, resulting in a unique assortment of reflections that invite readers to appreciate the beauty of varied thought.