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I vaguely recall the rationale (if there was any) was that the book is useful for Fortran programmers, even if it doesn't cover Fortran. I may be making that up. I'm fine with this book being listed or not.
I wonder if someone was thinking of Kernighan and Plauger's book Software Tools, which used a structured version of Fortran called Ratfor. (This is a really old book, though, from 1976.)
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Why is the book Kernighan, B. and Pike, R.. 1999. The Practice of Programming listed? It's a well-regarded book, but I don't think it covers Fortran.
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