Atari Invitation To Programming 1, 2 & 3 for 400/800 CIB UNTESTED For Sale
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Atari Invitation To Programming 1, 2 & 3 for 400/800 CIB UNTESTED
Price: US $64.00
Atari Invitation to Programming 1, 2 & 3 for Atari 400/800 — CIB — Cassettes UNTESTED
📦 What's IncludedAn Invitation to Programming 1 — Model CX-4101
Original program cassette in holder
Original card inside the cassette case containing the course/menu and loading information
No box was originally included with this item
Lesson One: Introduction to the course, keyboard, and Atari computer capabilities
Introduction to computer language
PRINT
Error messages
Using PRINT for mathematics
Multiplication and division
Lesson Two: What is a program?
Line numbers
Order of steps
RUN command
LIST and NEW
Correcting program errors
Lesson Three: Numeric variables, LET, and INPUT
Lesson Four: String variables, DIM, LET with strings, and INPUT with strings
Lesson Five: IF/THEN and PRINT
GOTO
Lesson Six: Demonstrations of more complex programs
Introduction to graphics and color commands
Introduction to sound commands
An Invitation to Programming 2 — Writing Programs One and Two — CX-4106
Two program cassettes
Original 52-page workbook
Original box
Library functions
FOR...NEXT loops
READ and DATA
DIM and arrays
String handling
PEEK and POKE
Additional BASIC programming techniques
An Invitation to Programming 3 — Introduction to Sound and Graphics — CX-4117
Two program cassettes
Original 45-page workbook
Original box
Color registers
Graphics characters
Graphics modes 0 through 5
💻 Requirements
At least 8K RAM
Atari 410 Program Recorder
Monitor
Atari BASIC cartridge — Model CXL4002 Required
⚠️ CASSETTES UNTESTED
📚 Condition
All cassette cases are intact with no cracks
Invitation to Programming 2 and 3 workbooks are in excellent condition with no writing or marks
Boxes show signs of shelf wear, particularly around the corners with wrinkling on the sides
The top and bottom opening flaps on both of the boxes have tears
A business card from my former computer store is taped to the back of the Invitation to Programming 2 and 3 boxes
Invitation to Programming 1 does not have a box; its documentation, menu, and loading instructions are on the original card inside the cassette case
