I have been going through old Basic games in past posts. I’ve also been studying Pascal, Kyan Pascal in particular. I wanted to do something in Pascal and needed a small project. Lemonade Stand is such a program. The problem…
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Pascal Progress
One of the benefits of having worked with Pascal before is it comes back to you. I have worked through the basics of the program structure, constants, variables and creating formulas. I’ve also worked through getting input, writing output and…
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Pascal Progress
When last I thought about relearning Pascal, I was just going to jump in, in a half hazard manner. This time around I’m going to take the time to plug on through using the three books I have. I’ve been…
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Relearning Kyan Pascal
Now that I have a working diskette, I’m going to relearn Pascal, in specific Kyan Pascal. I have a little Pascal background, but it was mostly a very long time ago and I was not very advanced. I started learning…
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Backups? Nope! (Part 2)
This morning I started over and created a new Kyan Pascal diskette. I booted AppleWin using the diskette I started the other day and then went into settings and chose to use another blank diskette as a second hard drive. I…
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Backups? Nope! (Part 1)
Backups are important. When you don’t have one they are really important. I went to use Kyan Pascal, which I had set up on a 3 1/5″ diskette and my diskette didn’t work. Did I have a backup? Nope! When I’m…
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What can you do?
What can you do with an Apple II? I started this post in May of this year, but put it aside in favor of something else. I’ve used the Apple II to create documents, do spread sheets, and create databases;…
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Hamurabi, Pascal
I spent some time working on the Pascal version of Hamurabi today. I typed in the pseudo code and quickly converted it to a Pascal shell for Hamurabi. The thing I liked about Pascal is how easy it is to…
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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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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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