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There are sections on Software Engineering and on Computer Programming Languages in the Virtual Library (subject catalogue).

See also the WWW FAQ

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Other, General Sources of Information

All Usenet FAQs are available through the Usenet FAQ Directory, with listings by topic and by newsgroup hierarchies. There is also a (limited) search capability.

The Comp.Object FAQ is available on the WWW, and by FTP.

INFOSEEK is a comprehensive and accurate WWW search engine. You can type your search in plain English or just enter key words and phrases. You can also use special query operators:

Magellan is McKinley's comprehensive Internet directory. (Click here for search options). Enter Query:

The New Riders' Official World-Wide Web Yellow Pages is an electronic "webbook."

The World-Wide Web Worm (WWWW), a robot, maps cyber-space for you (Best of the Web '94: Best Navigational Aid).

W3 SEARCH ENGINES is a list of search engines published by the University of Geneva. It covers a wide variety of topics and subjects.

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