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If you've bought one of the new Acorn Electron and you're a stranger to computing, then this book is the friend you need to hold your hand through a bewildering new world. START PROGRAMMING WITH THE ELECTRON provides a gentle introduction to what your new micro can do. It takes a structured approach to programming techniques, and new terms are explained as they are introduced. There's also a handy glossy of terms at the end of each chapter. Once you've mastered all the basic with this book you'll be in a better position to make good use of the mass of useful information in the User Guide. Features include: - problem solving - sound - graphics - games - using a 'turtle' - arithmetic on the Electron At the back are complete listings of the programs used in the book. Have fun!
This book investigates the fundamental question of how a novice user can transition from computer illiteracy to basic programming proficiency on the Acorn Electron microcomputer. The author, Masoud Yazdani, utilizes a pedagogical framework designed for absolute beginners, prioritizing clarity and incremental skill acquisition. By structuring the material into logical chapters with integrated glossaries, the text aims to demystify hardware capabilities and software logic for the home user.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this text as a classic introductory manual for the Acorn Electron ecosystem, valued for its accessible tone and structured learning path. Readers frequently note that while the hardware is now vintage, the book remains a useful historical reference for understanding early home computing education.
Page Count:
120
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley
ISBN-10:
0201146045
ISBN-13:
9780201146042
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