Computing Books written by David Lawrence
The following is a list of Computing Books written by David Lawrence 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 David Lawrence in our collection :
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Date: 1982
The Working Spectrum
The working spectrum is based on a collection of solid sophisticated programs in areas such as data storage, finance, calculation, graphics, household management and education.
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform:
Date: 1983
The Working Dragon 32
The Working Dragon 32:
A Library of Practical Subroutines and Programs
by David Lawrence
ISBN 0946408017 / 9780946408016 / 0-946408-01-7
Publisher Harcourt Education
Language English
Edition Softcover
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform: Dragon 32
Date: 1983
The Working Commodore 64
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform: Commodore 64
Date: 1984
The Working Commodore C16
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform: Commodore 16
Date: 1984
Advanced Programming techniques on the Commodore 64
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform: Commodore 64
Date: 1985
Amstrad Advanced Programming Techniques
This book is intended to show you how to develop serious applications programs for use on your Amstrad CPC 464 or 664. David Lawrence emphasises throughout the importance of good program planning and design, and illustrates the principal points with a host of examples.
The book begins with a look at the advantages of modular programming, which makes subsequent checking and debugging on your routines much easier. There follow chapters of debugging, proper methods of inputting information, string handling techniques, error trapping, storage and retrieval, data structures, sorting and searching.
At each stage there are handy hints and tips which suggest new ways of tackling problems - how to save greater volumes of data in your Amstrad's memory, or how to sort a long list of items efficiently. These make the book a handy ready reference to have available whenever you are tackling a new and potentially difficult program.
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: David Lawrence
Platform: Amstrad CPC 464/664
