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Basic Programming
An ideal book for the reader who wants to learn about computers-without wishing to become a computer expert. Basic Programming provides a wide variety of sophisticated applications that do not require advanced techniques or complicated mathematics.
150 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1971
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March 17, 2021
2021-03-17 This was one of my textbooks for an intro to computers class I took in college, about 1975. I remember being a little difficult to get into, but liking the logic and outcomes when I got my brain trained to use and stay in the structure.
We actually did a little programming in class with the teletype terminals hooked up via an audio-modem connected to the "Dartmouth" time-share system. Really dating myself, for sure.
We actually did a little programming in class with the teletype terminals hooked up via an audio-modem connected to the "Dartmouth" time-share system. Really dating myself, for sure.
February 20, 2016
My first book on Computers. I was 16 years old and work in a Bank. Great but complex days.
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