BASIC
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[find out more about BASIC’s transmission in print before the mid-1970s] | [find out more about BASIC’s transmission in print before the mid-1970s] | ||
| − | From the mid-1970s through the early 1980s, the transmission of BASIC in print took several paths, four of which will considered in detail. | + | From the mid-1970s through the early 1980s, the transmission of BASIC in print took several paths: |
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| − | '''NEWSPRINT''' | ||
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| − | NO EVIDENCE that programs in BASIC were made available inexpensively in cheaply produced newsprint magazines of the sort one might buy today to do crossword puzzles or play ken-ken. [Did they exist at all? If so, do have a publisher name? A publication name? Something to cite? -nm/pb] | ||
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'''MAGAZINES''' | '''MAGAZINES''' | ||
