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I have generated the novel 1001 BASIC Games for you to enjoy.
The program that generates this is a one-line Applesoft BASIC program for the Apple //e or //c. I believe this program is of maximal length for a one-liner. Note that while this code will run on earlier Apple ][ computers, the indentation of the output is only known to be correct on the //e and //c.
Thanks to the @AppleIIBot on Twitter, by @KaySavetz, you can see an excerpt of the novel as it is generated: Here are the first 30 seconds of output. It's captured from one of those special software editions of the Apple //e, of course, one provided by the linapple emulator. If people clamor for it, I may provide video of the novel being generated on my hardware Apple //c. But why not run it on your own Apple //e or Apple //c?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have generated the novel 1001 BASIC Games for you to enjoy.
The program that generates this is a one-line Applesoft BASIC program for the Apple //e or //c. I believe this program is of maximal length for a one-liner. Note that while this code will run on earlier Apple ][ computers, the indentation of the output is only known to be correct on the //e and //c.
That is, the program is:
Thanks to the @AppleIIBot on Twitter, by @KaySavetz, you can see an excerpt of the novel as it is generated: Here are the first 30 seconds of output. It's captured from one of those special software editions of the Apple //e, of course, one provided by the linapple emulator. If people clamor for it, I may provide video of the novel being generated on my hardware Apple //c. But why not run it on your own Apple //e or Apple //c?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: