Brian W. KernighanAuthor of The C Programming Language (2nd Edition)Also known as: B.W. Kernighan, Brian Kernighan, Brian W Kernighan, Brian W.Kernighan, B.W. カーニハン, Brian Wilson Kernighan ... (see complete list), ブライアン カーニハン
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