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| + | Ian Stewart and Robin Jones. | ||
| + | Copyright © Ian Stewart and Robin Jones. | ||
| + | First published 1983 by Shiva Publishing Ltd. | ||
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| + | ISBN 0 906812 39 9 | ||
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| + | '''From the rear cover:''' | ||
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| + | This sequel to Easy Programming for the Dragon 32 will take you further along the road to conquering your Dragon. It illuminates some of the more advanced features of the machine and includes sections on: | ||
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| + | * graphics | ||
| + | * music | ||
| + | * debugging | ||
| + | * programming style | ||
| + | * editing | ||
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| + | To improve your program writing capability the authors take you through the case histories of two games programs. Ideas are given for writing your own games, and projects are suggested with answers at the end of each chapter. Many demonstration programs are listed including: | ||
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| + | Planetary search | ||
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| + | Battleships | ||
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| + | Chessboard | ||
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| + | Sound effects | ||
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| + | Don't just buy other peoples' programs: ''write your own''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:22, 4 October 2011
Ian Stewart and Robin Jones.
Copyright © Ian Stewart and Robin Jones.
First published 1983 by Shiva Publishing Ltd.
ISBN 0 906812 39 9
From the rear cover:
This sequel to Easy Programming for the Dragon 32 will take you further along the road to conquering your Dragon. It illuminates some of the more advanced features of the machine and includes sections on:
- graphics
- music
- debugging
- programming style
- editing
To improve your program writing capability the authors take you through the case histories of two games programs. Ideas are given for writing your own games, and projects are suggested with answers at the end of each chapter. Many demonstration programs are listed including:
Planetary search
Battleships
Chessboard
Sound effects
Don't just buy other peoples' programs: write your own.
