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I had the same experience. With the Apple II machines, you could simply turn them on and punch BASIC into them straight away, which in retrospect, I think is a
by asteli 11y ago
I had the same experience. With the Apple II machines, you could simply turn them on and punch BASIC into them straight away, which in retrospect, I think is a fantastic way to be introduced to programming.
- brusch64 11y agoI did the same with the C64. Another big advantage was: if it didn't work you just had to reset it and everything was fine (OS in ROM). My brother let me tinker with his C64 (when I was about 10 years old) and that started my career in programming.