Computing Books written by Nick Hampshire

The following is a list of Computing Books written by Nick Hampshire in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 7 Computing Books written by Nick Hampshire in our collection :

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Date: 28th March 1985 Advanced Commodore 64 BASIC Revealed

by Nick Hampshire, Richard Franklin, Carl Graham
ISBN   0003830888 / 9780003830880 / 0-00-383088-8
Publisher   HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Language   English
Edition   Softcover
Publication Date: 3/28/1985
Pages: 224

Author: Nick Hampshire
Platform: Commodore 64

Date: 1985 Advanced Commodore 64 Graphics and Sound

Publisher: Collins
Author: Nick Hampshire
Platform: Commodore 64

Date: 1st January 1984 Dragon Programs

20 exciting and interesting programs for the Dragon

Publisher: Duckworth
Author: Nick Hampshire
Platform: Dragon 32

Date: June 1980 Library of PET Subroutines

This book contains instructions relating to the subroutines of the Commodore PET.

From the Introduction:

'For the average PET user the prospect of writing a set of programs to perform, say, a business application is daunting. Many don't even try, preferring to employ someone to do the job or buy an off-the-shelf package...These problems are purely a mental block, since any person of average intelligence can write and design such a program. Given a logical framework on which to build, plus a few aids in the form of standard subroutines, the process of writing an applications program becomes considerably easier.'

First edition, June 1980.

Publisher: Computabits
Author: Nick Hampshire
Platform: Commodore Pet

Date: April 1981 PET Graphics

This book contains instructions relating to the production of graphics on the Commodore PET.

From the Foreword:

'This book has two objectives. One, to provide the reader with an introduction to the programming techniques used to generate graphic displays. Two, to provide the programmer with a complete package of machine code routines giving a wide range of normally unavailable graphics functions.'

First edition, April 1981.

Publisher: Computabits
Author: Nick Hampshire
Platform: Commodore Pet