Computing Books written by Clive Prigmore

The following is a list of Computing Books written by Clive Prigmore 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 8 Computing Books written by Clive Prigmore in our collection :

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Date: 1981 30 Hour Basic

30 Hour Basic is a simple self-instructional course on the language of microcomputers.

Publisher: BBC NEC
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform:

Date: 1982 30 Hour Basic - School Edition

30 Hour Basic - School Edition is a book written by Clive Pigmore and published by Longman in 1982.

Publisher: Longman
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform:

Date: 1983 30 Hour Basic - Spectrum Edition

Publisher: National Extension College
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform: ZX Spectrum

Date: 1981 30 Hour Basic - Standard Edition

30 Hour Basic is a simple self-instructional course on the language of microcomputers.

Publisher: BBC Nec
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform:

Date: 1982 30 Hour Basic - ZX81 Edition

30 Hour Basic is a simple self-instructional course on the language of microcomputers.

The computer programme BBC TV

National Extension College

Publisher: National Extension College
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform: ZX81

Date: 1984 30 Hour BASIC Electron Edition

30 Hour Basic is a simple self-instructional course on the language of microcomputers. But programs need more than language: they need structure as well. So the course also teaches you good programming techniques. You'll learn how to keep, order and sort files, records and directories; how to print letters and addresses; how to invent your own computer games; how to handle numbers and so on.

Publisher: National Extension College
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform: Acorn Electron

Date: 1987 A Prolog Primer

Back cover:
Clive Prigmore's text assumes no previous knowledge of programming, covers a broad range of applications with many examples taken from educational and commercial environments, introduces all the essential techniques of programming in PROLOG.

Publisher: Edward Arnold
Author: Clive Prigmore
Platform:

Date: 1984 Beginners' BASIC

A teach-yourself course in writing computer programs

This is a teach-yourself, step-by-step guide to computer programming written for computer owners and all who want to learn how to write their own programs.

It can be used with all popular home computers including the: