Design a fundamental data base that can be used for anything from a mailing list to a date reminder. Uses the “top down” design approach; covers information entry and retrieval, tape stor- age, string arrays, and sorting techniques. 16K.
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Game design of “Slot Machine,” a game of skill and chance. Kit shows in detail how to design a more sophisticated game. This is not, however, a typical slot machine program. A few surprises are thrown in. Uses the “top down” design approach; covers use of arrays, FOR- NEXT loops, subroutines, and how to make
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Create elaborate drawings with over 2,000 different graphics characters and backgrounds. 16K.
Tutorial on a technique for storing multiple programs in 16K or more RAM at the same time. No machine language knowledge assumed. Cassette illustrates the technique with four games programs: all programs listable. Games are condensed versions of “Syncwars,” “Minotaur,” and “Blackjack.” 16K.
Cassette program directory allows the user to catalog programs that were stored on tape. Program name can be added/changed/deleted. 2K.
Two programs: sketchpad and scrambled letter puzzle. Computerized sketchpad with eight directional controls for using the plotting cursor. User must arrange the letters in a given order using four direction controls in scrambled letter puzzle. 16K.
First in a series on the principles of programming. Have fun as you find out what “and,” “either,” “or,” “if,” and “then” mean to a computer. Some things may not be so logically impossible as you might think. Ages 12 and up. 2K.
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Manipulate assembly language programs in decimal or hexadecimal code. Store assembly programs in protected memory safe from the NEW, LOAD, SAVE and CLEAR. 16K.
Provides beginning programmers with the same time saving utilities previously available only with expanded memory.
Provides all of the capabilities of CIOUTIL, but 6 times faster. Writes data to cassettes and reads data from cassettes at a speed which is 6 times faster than the TS1000/ZX81 SAVE and LOAD commands.
