I typed my notes and Pseudo Code in AppleWorks and printed them out for a recap: Today was a record day for Spam here at Daily Apple. I had 16 Spam comments mostly about drugs.
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Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding Recap and Spam
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Printing, Part 2 (and serial ports)
The ribbons came in today. I tried them out and they worked well. I printed a sign and a banner. I loaded up my prodos writing diskette and printed out a listing of the startup program. After printing the listing,…
10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10
Strangely enough, that is the title of a book and a one liner for the Commodore 64. Apparently it prints a maze pattern as shown on the book’s cover. I’ve never read the book and probably never will. I was…
Simple Startup, Part 1A
While working on yesterdays program and post I found a need to include a listing. This brings up two problems. My printer is among the missing, as I moved a few years ago and it got separated from my Apple…
Simple Startup, Part 1
When using my /PRODOSWRITER disk, I found it a little tedious to startup either AppleWorks or the System Utilities programs. The path to start them is twenty one characters long. This is not much but in this day and age…
Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding, Part Two
The first thing we need to do is make a small correction to the previous post on pseudo coding this project. I reversed the order of the land steps and they should be: Handle land purchase, if any. Handle land…
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Programming Languages for the Apple //c
On my Apple //c, I have written programs using Applesoft, Zbasic, and Kyan Pascal. I don’t recall ever using Integer basic. I have dabbled with assembler enough to know my mind does not work at that level. I’ve tried out…
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Hamurabi, ZBasic from Applesoft, Part Two
I went back and looked at the file sizes of both the Applesoft and Zbasic from Applesoft versions of Hamurabi. The Applesoft version was 8 blocks on the diskette. Add to that 32 blocks for PRODOS and 21 blocks for…
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Hamurabi, ZBasic from Applesoft
I thought I would try to load the Applesoft version of Hamurabi into ZBasic. In the PRODos index to the ZBasic manual there is a section on just this subject. It says to use a procedure like we used to…
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Hamurabi, Pseudo Coding
Today, I’m going to start with my version of pseudo coding. I usually just right up a rough outline of the program and the start breaking up each part. First we display some sort of program identification, like maybe the…
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