Jim Perry (1)

The programs in this book were gathered and published by 80 Microcomputer magazine. All of the programs have to be typed in manually. No explanations are provided except for the occasional REM lines embedded in the code. Neither input nor output samples are provided. It is up to the reader to type them in, run them, figure out what the programs are supposed to do, and, yes, debug them.

There are programs for business, education, and play. Some applications are for personal use, others are show more more technical utility programs.

I entered a dozen or so of these programs into my TRS-80 Model I. It was a learning experience. I was especially benefited by the SOUNDEX CODE program by Robert Hodge and the CALENDAR program by Jim Malone. show less