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Ruby Programming for Medicine and Biology (Jones and Bartlett Series in Biomedical Informatics)
	by Jules J. Berman List Price: ~~$69.95~~ Your Price: $52.11 You Save: $17.84 (26% off) Add To Cart Availability: Usually ships in 11 to 14 days
Book Description Part of the JONES AND BARTLETT SERIES IN BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS Once again, Jules J. Berman provides biomedical researchers and hospital professionals with an introduction to a time-saving programming language. In this new how-to manual, Berman expertly guides both experienced and inexperienced programmers through the Ruby programming language. Ruby Programming for Medicine and Biology opens with three chapters of Ruby language instruction followed by discussions of 100 ruby scripts covering the most common computational tasks in the field of biomedicine. With helpful explanations of how scripts work, and how they might be implemented in real-world situations, readers will become familiar with this free, open source, object-oriented programming language that is quickly gaining momentum within the bioinformatics community.
More Details Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 378 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Pub Release Date: September 13, 2007 Keywords: ruby-on-rails
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