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It's only surprising to those who do not know ASCII codes off by heart, from using the VDU statement. (-: The BBC Micro had what is called a "bit-paired" keyb
by JdeBP 8y ago
It's only surprising to those who do not know ASCII codes off by heart, from using the VDU statement. (-:
The BBC Micro had what is called a "bit-paired" keyboard.
It also had copy cursor keys and a reset key.
- tom_ 8y agoI think the up arrow here is the poster's rendering of the Mode 7 representation of ^.