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... simply means to display on the screen . The next line , numbered 30 , reads Input N $ . The BASIC word Input tells the computer to store what the op- erator types in next - in this case , whatever number is en- tered in response to the ...
... simply means to display on the screen . The next line , numbered 30 , reads Input N $ . The BASIC word Input tells the computer to store what the op- erator types in next - in this case , whatever number is en- tered in response to the ...
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... simply that it meets an existing need in new ways , but that it allows people to do things they didn't know they wanted to do . Chatting on the telephone , cleaning the house with an electric vacuum cleaner , or doing one's grocery ...
... simply that it meets an existing need in new ways , but that it allows people to do things they didn't know they wanted to do . Chatting on the telephone , cleaning the house with an electric vacuum cleaner , or doing one's grocery ...
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... simply , " The cost of providing this service to the consumer far exceeds what you can get from subscribers . " For all that , it is hard not to believe that someone , at some point , will begin to make money on a consumer- oriented ...
... simply , " The cost of providing this service to the consumer far exceeds what you can get from subscribers . " For all that , it is hard not to believe that someone , at some point , will begin to make money on a consumer- oriented ...
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