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Usborne 1980s computer programming books for kids become free downloads

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These are fantastic. Just browsed through the fantasy game book, and the illustrations are lovely. Especially like the comments done as goblins with speech bubbles beside the listings :-)

I missed the days of BASIC that required line numbers, but this reminds me fondly of my first programming class, in QBASIC on old 386 DOS clones

Re: Usborne 1980s computer programming books for kids become free downloads

#8
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That's incredible. Usbourne books including some of those filled my shelves as a kid along with Steve Jackson and Ian Livingston's fighting fantasy series. Nostalgia is cheap these days. I'll be buying some Usbourne for my children soon...

And I'm not finding the source code any easier to read. Thank God we moved on from one char variable names.

Re: Usborne 1980s computer programming books for kids become free downloads

#9
These books were beautiful. They gathered your attention and fantasy even before playing and they were inspiring. I obviously admire the technical quality of today's games, but remember what the power of imagination was able to do when i was playing 8bit games in the '80s!
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