More than 32 BASIC programs for the VIC-20 computer

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Dilithium Press
Language
English
Pages
330

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More than 32 BASIC programs for the VIC-20 computer
1983, Dilithium Press
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [329]-330.
System requirements: VIC-20 with 3K expansion module.
Most programs will also run on VIC-20 with 5K RAM; a few programs cannot be run on 8K and 16K expansion modules.
Includes index.

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Beaverton, Or
Other Titles
More than thirty-two BASIC programs for the VIC-20 computer., More than 32 B.A.S.I.C. programs for the VIC-20 computer.

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Dewey Decimal Class
001.64/25
Library of Congress
QA76.8.V5 R84 1983

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xviii, 330 p. :
Number of pages
330

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3163342M
ISBN 10
0880560592
LCCN
83005198
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3782473

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