An edition of Discover your Electron
(1984)
Discover your Electron
How To Write Your Own Programs
by Williams, Philip.
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How to Write Your Own Programs
This book is designed for Electron users who want to begin writing their own programs. It assumes a working knowledge of the keyboard and the machine's basic functions. Ideal for anyone tired of typing in program listings, this gentle introduction to the jargon and complexities of computing will take the reader step by step through program design and structure. Illustrated throughout with clear examples, DISCOVER YOUR ELECTRON makes full use of the machine's sound and graphic capabilities and prepares the user for advanced programming with a wealth of hints and tips.
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Programming, Electron Microcomputer, acorn electron, bbc micro, electronTimes
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Discover your Electron: How To Write Your Own Programs
1984, Century
in English
0712604235 9780712604239
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