In message <[email protected]>, Norman Dunbar
<[email protected]> writes
Hi,
Similar to Norman's experience, my first BASIC was with ZX-Basic on the
ZX81, in the 1980's; as well as looking at the BASIC's from other
popular personal computers published in magazines like PCW.
I missed programming with the Sinclair Spectrum, instead it was then on
to BBC BASIC and QL SuperBASIC - both having a more satisfying
structural syntax to use, if you wanted to of course.
Halcyon days ... :-)
PS - I still enjoy programming with SuperBASIC.
Evening John in Wales,
PS. Norman, it must have been BBC BASIC where you began?
No, I never got into BBC Basic. It was General Purpose Basic that I was
taught from PCW. Then I had to translate some of that into ZX-Basic when
the ZX-81 arrived.
Cheers,
Norman.
--
Malcolm Cadman
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