Sinclair Library

Good Programming with QL Superbasic

Book: Paperback · Sinclair QL · English

Longman Software · 1984 · Pound sterling 5.95 · 180 pages · ISBN 0-582-29662-5

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Also known as Programmare in SuperBasic con il QL (Italian)

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Your Spectrum #8Oct 1984 · p.13

Your Spectrum

BOOKING UP Longmans the publishers seems to have won the race to produce the first decent replacement for the shoddy QL style books that have been filling the bookshelves since (as well as before) the infamous machine's launch. Good Programming with Sinclair QL Basic is by Roy Atherton and takes the reader through from basic principles to explaining the stuff that the QL manual didn't make clear. Each chapter provides useful, if not essential, information for those who want to learn SuperBasic in a step-by-step way, instead of trying to follow the User Guide's leaps from keyboards to concepts and back again. Each section has a self-test so that you can judge how you're progressing and the bibliography is a good indication of how much work has gone into preparing this book. Good Programming with QL SuperBasic costs £5.95, its ISBN number is 0 582 29662 5, and it should be in your bookshop now.

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