The original IBM PC was the great, great grand daddy of most of the computers in use today. In 1984, we knew that IBM’s initial foray into the world of personal computers was a significant leap and would bring BASIC to a wider audience. This book covered “BASICA” for the PC and its diminutive and unsuccessful counterpart, the funky IBM PCjr. If you remember the PCjr, with its chiclet keyboard, you’re an old timer or have an exceptionally good memory.

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