A million years ago, well, in early 1980, I horrified my family by ordering a personal computer - Britain's first, the Sinclair ZX80.
An edition of Easy Programming for the Electron
(1984)
Easy programming for the Electron
by Eric Deeson
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If you are at the 'L' stage with your Electron then take some instruction the easy way!
Starting from scratch, the author leads you lightheartedly but effectively through the intricacies of computing. The fundamental topics of animation, strings, arrays and sound are covered with over 25 sample programs reproduced directly from bug-free printouts.
There are also complete chapters on the important techniques of flowcharting, debugging and editing.
Another 16 programs are listed and ready to RUN at the back of the book, including:
Target Practice, Lunarvader, Hangman, Snake in the grass
Electrify your friends with your programming skills with this latest title from Eric Deeson.
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Electron Microcomputer, Programming, acorn electron, bbc micro, bbc micro games, computer gamesTimes
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| December 4, 2010 | Edited by Open Library Bot | Added subjects from MARC records. |
| May 17, 2010 | Edited by 82.4.12.176 | Added description, first sentence, links, genre information, tags and author information. |
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