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Advanced Basic
Intended for those who have been introduced to the BASIC Language and want to go further with the language. Also intended for those who have already learned another language (such as FORTAN or COBOL) and need only a brief introduction to what is for them a second or third programming language.
192 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1976
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January 22, 2019
Up to page 64 (of 160 pages, not including appendices), this mostly repeats his Basic BASIC. The audience appears not to be so much people who read Basic BASIC and want more, but rather people who have programmed in other languages and want a faster introduction to BASIC than most introductory books provide.
Even after page 64, there is still a lot of repetition from the earlier book as well as a deeper discussion of the topics.
It remains an interesting introduction to early programming in mathematics, especially polynomials, probability, and matrices.
Even after page 64, there is still a lot of repetition from the earlier book as well as a deeper discussion of the topics.
It remains an interesting introduction to early programming in mathematics, especially polynomials, probability, and matrices.
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