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The title of this text immediately reveals who it is written for: architects who are interested in computer applications. The author is assuming that the general reader in the field of architecture has absolutely no background in the field of computing and the text is therefore written on a very low level of sophistication, at which the simplicity is exaggerated. Though the text as a whole is probably helpful for an uninformed reader to learn about applications of computers to architecture, a more sophisticated reader will find reading of all but a few sections a waste of time. For a person with specific interests in the field of architecture and computer applications, those few more successful parts are probably quite worth reading, if for nothing else, then just for exposure to what is actually being done in that area. Besides that, an uninformed reader may find it interesting to get exposure to British hardware and ALGOL-based programming practice, as well as British terminology.

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