I was at the Personal Computer Museum a couple of months back and was showing my kids my amazing programming* skills.
(*Fnck you, it's "programming", not "coding"...)
10 Print "My name is Dave"
20 Goto 10
Anyways, I might be show my age but if anyone want's a refresher coarse, check out these free PDFs from Usborne!
http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2016/0 ... free-pdfs/
Davester.
Learning to Program, 1980 style
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Learning to Program, 1980 style
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Race Drivin', Winding Heat, MAME, Touchmaster, Seeburg SPS2, Rockola 494, AMI Rowe Laserstar, Parking Meters, Payphone... if it takes coins, I want it!
Even those funny coin op machines in the ladies room...
Race Drivin', Winding Heat, MAME, Touchmaster, Seeburg SPS2, Rockola 494, AMI Rowe Laserstar, Parking Meters, Payphone... if it takes coins, I want it!
Even those funny coin op machines in the ladies room...
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Re: Learning to Program, 1980 style
My only comment about those resources is that they are incredible BASIC......
Donkey Kong, Burgertime, Galaga, Pac-man, Ms.Pac-man, Missile Command, Robotron, Dig Dug, Space Invaders, Arkanoid, Tempest, Raiden, Tetris
http://goo.gl/UW7e9L
http://goo.gl/UW7e9L
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Re: Learning to Program, 1980 style
On a related note, if you want to learn how to program, this is the only reference you need:
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Donkey Kong, Burgertime, Galaga, Pac-man, Ms.Pac-man, Missile Command, Robotron, Dig Dug, Space Invaders, Arkanoid, Tempest, Raiden, Tetris
http://goo.gl/UW7e9L
http://goo.gl/UW7e9L
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