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... told John V. Roach , the only one of his senior ex- ecutives who had shown an interest in computers , to look into building a prototype . Roach had a young engineer named Steven Leininger work with French to design the hardware , and ...
... told John V. Roach , the only one of his senior ex- ecutives who had shown an interest in computers , to look into building a prototype . Roach had a young engineer named Steven Leininger work with French to design the hardware , and ...
Page 87
... told to run the program , it will read the instructions in numerical order unless told to do otherwise . On the screen , or assembled on paper for transcription into the computer , the program fragment looks like this : 10 PRINT " FIRST ...
... told to run the program , it will read the instructions in numerical order unless told to do otherwise . On the screen , or assembled on paper for transcription into the computer , the program fragment looks like this : 10 PRINT " FIRST ...
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... man named Tom Snyder who was bringing his Radio Shack computer into the classroom and working up some learning games for his students . Drew told his mother about Snyder , and she told Seuss and Bowman 114 DIGITAL FUTURE.
... man named Tom Snyder who was bringing his Radio Shack computer into the classroom and working up some learning games for his students . Drew told his mother about Snyder , and she told Seuss and Bowman 114 DIGITAL FUTURE.
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