Programming in Basic for Personal Computers by David L. Heiserman Paperback

$ 9.9

Country of Origin: United States Signed: No Personalized: No Book Series: NA Publication Year: 1981 Language: English Format: Paperback Original Language: English Author: David L. Heiserman Type: Reference Genre: Engineering & Technology, Computer Science Product Group: Book Personalize: No Topic: Computing Vintage: Yes Edition: 1981 Edition Era: 1980s Binding: Paperback IsTextBook: No Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Special Attributes: bt2 Publisher: Prentice Hall Ex Libris: No Narrative Type: Nonfiction Features: NA Inscribed: No Book Title: Programming in Basic Subject: Computers & Internet

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Programming in Basic for Personal Computers by David L. Heiserman Paperback. This vintage paperback book titled "Programming in Basic" by David L. Heiserman is a great addition to any computer enthusiast's collection. Published by Prentice Hall in 1981, it covers a wide range of topics including computing, computers & internet, and engineering & technology. The book is written in English and is perfect for young adults and adults who are interested in computer science. The book has a paperback format and is not personalized or signed. It is a reference book and is not intended to be a textbook. The book is not vintage and was printed in the United States. It has special attributes called "bt2" and is not ex libris or inscribed. This nonfiction book is a must-have for anyone who is interested in programming and computing. This vintage paperback book titled "Programming in Basic" by David L. Heiserman is a great addition to any computer enthusiast's collection. Published by Prentice Hall in 1981, it covers a wide range of topics including computing, computers & internet, and engineering & technology. The book is written in English and is perfect for young adults and adults who are interested in computer science. The book has a paperback format and is not personalized or signed. It is a reference book and is not intended to be a textbook. The book is not vintage and was printed in the United States. It has special attributes called "bt2" and is not ex libris or inscribed. This nonfiction book is a must-have for anyone who is interested in programming and computing.