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I speak BASIC to my Apple

I Speak BASIC to My Apple (1982) Description: I Speak BASIC to My Apple is a beginner-friendly introduction to programming the Apple II, written especially for young learners and first-time computer users. Using simple language, friendly illustrations, and step-by-step exercises, the book explains what a computer is, how software works, and how to write BASIC programs on an Apple II. Designed as a classroom-style workbook, it walks readers through variables, loops, INPUT/OUTPUT, graphics, arrays, and subroutines—always with clear examples that can be typed and run directly. This book served as many students’ first exposure to programming and remains an important artifact of early computer education. · 234 p. : 28 cm · An introduction to microcomputer and computer programming, with practice problems in writing simple computer programs, inputting the programs, and outputting the results

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