Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition
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Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition
Back in July of 1973, David H. Ahl changed the programming world by publishing his landmark BASIC programming book for DEC called "101 Basic Computer Games Book". Five years later David would re-publish the work as BASIC Computer Games - The Microcomputer Edition. For many of us old programmers, we still remember staying up all night typing in the BASIC games listed out in each of his wonderful books. Now you don't have to re-type these classic games into the computer yourself, you can just "cut and paste" the Small Basic source code right out of this Small Basic Computer Games E-Book. The "Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition" eBook is a Small Basic translation of the original "BASIC Computer Games" book originally edited by David H. Ahl (with permission). Click on the small basic links below to see the first 10 classic BASIC computer games re-written in Microsoft Small Basic.
Excerpts:
Acey Ducey
Amazing
Animal
Awari
Bagels
Basketball
Batnum
Battle
Blackjack
Bombardment
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