Heard of Fortran back in high school (class of ’82) along with COBOL, Pascal was a new language then. Programmed in Basic using Apple II computers and occasionally remotes using teletypes. One of my favorite basic programs:
10 print “I am a computer.”20 for a = 1 to 430 print “Nothing can go”40 for b = 1 to 350 print “wrong”60 next b70 next a80 end
Had no idea what it would do until we ran it. Hilarious on a teletype at 10 cps.
I remember the last time he was walled in. Not only was he hogtied, but I seem to remember him hanging upside down from the ceiling, and CJ saying something about Benedict Arnold . . . .
Guess that explains why much of the story lines got wrapped up so nicely in the last couple of weeks. Thanks for all the laughs, tears, and joyful moments, and please consider publishing some of these in book form (oops, I guess you did already—where’s my check book?)
Heard of Fortran back in high school (class of ’82) along with COBOL, Pascal was a new language then. Programmed in Basic using Apple II computers and occasionally remotes using teletypes. One of my favorite basic programs:
10 print “I am a computer.”20 for a = 1 to 430 print “Nothing can go”40 for b = 1 to 350 print “wrong”60 next b70 next a80 end
Had no idea what it would do until we ran it. Hilarious on a teletype at 10 cps.