Illustrating BASIC: A Book from 1977

[Piero]

Please forgive me; that was a really good book!

[BarryG]

Sadly, you can only see the "contents index" here:

https://archive.org/details/basicpersonalcom0000dwye

You have to "borrow" the book to read it in full (see the "Borrow" button above it).

[Piero]

Sadly, you can only see the "contents index" here:

https://archive.org/details/basicpersonalcom0000dwye

You have to "borrow" the book to read it in full (see the "Borrow" button above it).

Thanks!
https://archive.org/details/Programming_the_6502_OCR

[Mijikai]

...
This book, by Donald Alcock, was a marvellously illustrated BASIC manual that explained the many concepts of computer programming in a fun way. It removed all the technical daunt from the subject by using doodles to simplify the topics.

Great book, theres also illustrating C from the same author - equally brilliant.

[Piero]

brilliant.

Only AppleScript deserves to be called "brilliant"
(at least because of how it was conceived from the beginning)