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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 ...
Page 168
... all the financial analysts will say , ' At least Knight - Ridder has stopped putting $ 12 mil- lion a year into that . " " The head of another publisher's planned system , meanwhile , said simply , " The 168 DIGITAL FUTURE.
... all the financial analysts will say , ' At least Knight - Ridder has stopped putting $ 12 mil- lion a year into that . " " The head of another publisher's planned system , meanwhile , said simply , " The 168 DIGITAL FUTURE.
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... simply because we can get the information instantly , on demand . Children consulting a computerized encyclope- dia for school reports will thereby have access to up - to - date information rather than , as now , having to rely on ...
... simply because we can get the information instantly , on demand . Children consulting a computerized encyclope- dia for school reports will thereby have access to up - to - date information rather than , as now , having to rely on ...
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