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The Psychology of Computer Programming — Book Structure

  • Author: Gerald M. Weinberg
  • Edition: Silver Anniversary Edition (1998; original edition 1971)
  • Source format: PDF scan with an OCR text layer
  • PDF length: 364 pages
  • Numbered chapters: 13
  • Extraction date: 2026-10-23

Structure and Page Map

Section Title PDF pages Printed start Source text
Front Matter Contents, Silver Anniversary preface, original preface, and course-use suggestions 1-25 — /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Front-Matter/Front-Matter-source-text.md
Part 1 Programming as Human Performance 26-30 2 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Interlude-Part-1-Programming-as-Human-Performance/Interlude-source-text.md
Chapter 1 Reading Programs 31-42 5 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-01-Reading-Programs/Chapter-01-source-text.md
Chapter 2 What Makes a Good Program? 43-56 15 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-02-What-Makes-a-Good-Program/Chapter-02-source-text.md
Chapter 3 How Can We Study Programming? 57-76 27 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-03-How-Can-We-Study-Programming/Chapter-03-source-text.md
Part 2 Programming as a Social Activity 77-82 44 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Interlude-Part-2-Programming-as-a-Social-Activity/Interlude-source-text.md
Chapter 4 The Programming Group 83-106 47 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-04-The-Programming-Group/Chapter-04-source-text.md
Chapter 5 The Programming Team 107-138 67 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-05-The-Programming-Team/Chapter-05-source-text.md
Chapter 6 The Programming Project 139-162 95 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-06-The-Programming-Project/Chapter-06-source-text.md
Part 3 Programming as an Individual Activity 163-168 118 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Interlude-Part-3-Programming-as-an-Individual-Activity/Interlude-source-text.md
Chapter 7 Variations in the Programming Task 169-190 121 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-07-Variations-in-the-Programming-Task/Chapter-07-source-text.md
Chapter 8 Personality Factors 191-212 141 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-08-Personality-Factors/Chapter-08-source-text.md
Chapter 9 Intelligence, or Problem-Solving Ability 213-233 161 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-09-Intelligence-or-Problem-Solving-Ability/Chapter-09-source-text.md
Chapter 10 Motivation, Training, and Experience 234-256 180 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-10-Motivation-Training-and-Experience/Chapter-10-source-text.md
Part 4 Programming Tools 257-262 202 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Interlude-Part-4-Programming-Tools/Interlude-source-text.md
Chapter 11 Programming Languages 263-276 205 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-11-Programming-Languages/Chapter-11-source-text.md
Chapter 12 Some Principles for Programming Language Design 277-307 217 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-12-Some-Principles-for-Programming-Language-Design/Chapter-12-source-text.md
Chapter 13 Other Programming Tools 308-339 246 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Chapter-13-Other-Programming-Tools/Chapter-13-source-text.md
Part 5 Epilogue 340-346 275 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Interlude-Part-5-Epilogue/Interlude-source-text.md
Back Matter Index, publisher catalog, and back cover 347-364 281 /library/The Psychology of Computer Programming/Back-Matter/Back-Matter-source-text.md

Extraction Notes

  • Every PDF page from 1 through 364 appears in exactly one source-text file; there are no gaps or overlaps.
  • Each chapter includes Weinberg's Silver Anniversary commentary immediately following the original chapter.
  • Part introductions and the epilogue are stored as non-chapter interludes.
  • Pages without native text: 1, 2, 25, 27, 77, 165, 258, 259, 341, and 342.
  • OCR was added for content-bearing pages 1, 25, 27, 165, 258, 259, and 341. Pages 2, 77, and 342 are blank or near-blank; their markers remain for complete coverage.
  • The PDF's inherited OCR layer is noisy on some pages, especially decorative dividers, drop caps, formulas, and figures. Consult the source PDF when exact typography or a visual element matters.

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