Computing Books written by Ian Stewart and Robin Jones

The following is a list of Computing Books written by Ian Stewart and Robin Jones 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 6 Computing Books written by Ian Stewart and Robin Jones in our collection :

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Date: 1983 Easy Programming for the Dragon 32

If you've just bought - or are thinking of buying - a Dragon 32 then this is the book for you!

This simple but thorough introduction to computing uses the Dragon's own particular dialect of BASIC and outlines its special features. The authors get you writing your own programs from the very beginning and include suggestions for projects, with answers at the end of each chapter.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing
Author: Ian Stewart and Robin Jones
Platform: Dragon 32

Date: September 1983 Easy Programming for the Oric-1

Shiva's friendly micro series

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Ian Stewart and Robin Jones
Platform: ORIC-1

Date: 1983 Further Programming for the Dragon 32

This sequel to Easy Programming for the Dragon 32 will take you further along the road to conquering your Dragon. It illuminates some of the more advanced features of the machine and includes sections on:

graphics
music
debugging
programming style
editing

Publisher: Shiva Publishing
Author: Ian Stewart and Robin Jones
Platform: Dragon 32

Date: 1983 Further Programming for the ZX Spectrum

This sequel to Easy Programming helps you to get more out of your ZX Spectrum computer. An original selection of programs and applications needing only 16K of memory, and so can be RUN on either model of the Spectrum.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Ian Stewart and Robin Jones
Platform: ZX Spectrum

Date: 1982 Machine Code and Better Basic

Starting with a simplified, imaginary machine to explain the ideas behind machine code, the authors take you gradually to the stage of tackling the complexities of the Z80 microchip itself.

Publisher: 0 906812 18 6
Author: Ian Stewart and Robin Jones
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