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Machine Code For Beginners
The Spectrum version of this package has helped thousands of people to take their first steps in machine code programming and was given a five star review and four ratings of 100% by Home Computing Weekly. Now it is available for the Commodore and Acorn machines as well.
The package contains a computer program together with a specially written booklet by the programmer and an experienced teacher of computing.
All instructions are introduced by means of short teaching programs which are followed through on a clear and attractive display; the user learns by interacting with the computer.
The aim of this package is to help beginners with their first introduction to machine-code, and it is very easy to use and understand. Those who use it will be in an excellent position to begin work with a full assembler for their computer.
An appendix in the guide gives a full explanation of binary and hexadecimal numbers.
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Program: Ken Morse
Booklet: Leslie Graddon and Ken Morse
(c) Dream Software Ltd 1985
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