| 词条 | BASIC Programming |
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|title = BASIC Programming |image = Basicprogramming.png |developer = Warren Robinett[1] |publisher = Atari |designer = Warren Robinett |released = 1979 |platforms = Atari 2600 }} BASIC Programming (Model# CX2620) is an Atari 2600 cartridge that teaches simple computer programming. It was released in 1979 and was one of only a few non-gaming cartridges designed for the console. The programming language is similar to dialects of BASIC. The Atari 2600's RAM size of 128 bytes restricts the possibilities for writing programs. DetailsThe BASIC Programming display is divided into six regions:
Input is given through two Atari keypad controllers, which came with special overlays to show how to type the different commands and letters.[2] Programs are restricted to 64 characters in size and 9 lines of code, limiting the programs that can be written. Users can disable all windows except Program and keep selecting "New Line" until 11 lines of code are present. See also
References1. ^Interview:Warren Robinett, By James Hague, Halcyon Days, How long did it take to write?...I had "Adventure" sort of done in the fall of 1978, but I wasn't satisfied. I sort of put it on the shelf for the next six months while I did the "BASIC Programming" cartridge, and finished them both simultaneously, in June 1979. 2. ^[https://atariage.com/controller_page.html?ControllerID=4&SystemID=2600 Controllers - Atari Keypad], Atari KeypadSystem: Atari 2600, Model Number: CX50, Sold in pairs, functionally identical to the Kid's Controller and the Video Touch Pad. Included overlays with commands, meant to be used with Basic Programming. External links
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