Literature

C. Regena, COMPUTE! Magazine's columnist on the TI 
home computer, knows how it feels to be a beginner, trying 
to figure out how to make a new computer do all the things 
it can do . Yet she also knows how to write programs that make 
the most of every feature of the TI-99/4A. 

The result is simple, dear explanations, along with dozens 
and dozens of examples that you can type in and try . The pro- 
grams range from a few lines, just to show you how to use a 
particular statement or function, to full-fledged programs that 
can teach you to touch-type, correct your homework, solve 
complex engineering problems, or maintain a birthday list. 

As you read this book, trying out the example programs 
as you go, you'll discover many programming ideas and skills . 
And while you're working on those new ideas, you can refer 
back to these pages again and again to see how C. Regena 
solved the problem you're facing.