The Commodore 64

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The three lines of code that create this continually generating maze do so because of the specific design of the C64, paired with the design of the BASIC language in which the program is written. The manual explains the code element by element, first introducing the idea of a character code and then pointing out the importance of the number 205.5 specifically. The explanation of how the code works is followed by something even more valuable: an invitation to modify the code, change it, and make it your own based on what you've read.
The three lines of code that create this continually generating maze do so because of the specific design of the C64, paired with the design of the BASIC language in which the program is written. The manual explains the code element by element, first introducing the idea of a character code and then pointing out the importance of the number 205.5 specifically. The explanation of how the code works is followed by something even more valuable: an invitation to modify the code, change it, and make it your own based on what you've read.
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==The Commodore behind the Commodore 64==
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[Brief Corporate History Goes Here]
==Learning Through Play==
==Learning Through Play==

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