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11 ;"STOP THE TAPE - THEN PRESS A KEY":
6 1982 MiCROL";
6 1982 MiCROL"
4 ;"STOP THE TAPE, THEN PRESS A KEY":
3 ;(p$);": ";#1
3 ;"Press any key to continue... ":
3 ;" press any key to continue...":
3 "the","the","a","a","a","a","the","the","the","the"
3 "and","and","and","and","but not","or","and","or","and","and"
3 1983 MiCROL";
2 z("23627")-
2 x$=" "+x$+" "
2 w$(i,j)=" "
2 user-specified chart
2 u()=(65536
2 random chart
2 p$="point "+
2 g(points,2
2 g$(i)="item # "+
2 d$(x)=d$(y):
2 cpos=cpos-1
2 cpos=cpos+1
2 centx,centy:
2 ;"Workbox"
2 ;" ";
2 )/xpx+xori:
2 (c$(i)<"0"
2 ((oa+angle)/2
2 ''"Press 1 to set up your own chart or 2 for a random chart or 3 to stop..."
2 "because","when","and","but","or alternatively","then","then","and","while","whilst"
2 "PRESENT","PRESENT","PAST","PAST","will","would","shall","should","may","can","PRESENT","PRESENT","PAST","PAST","could","might","ought to","will","shall","does"
1 z("23730")-
1 z("23641")-
1 z("23641")'"program",
1 z("23635")'"variables",
1 z$(n))+",":
1 yra=yhi-ylo:
1 yra=(ymsc+ypsc)*ytik:
1 ypx=yra/159
1 ypsc=ypsc-1
1 yp=centy+(rad+8
1 ymsc=ymsc-1
1 yc=yori+i*ytik/ypx:
1 y$=y$+"'":
1 y$="y axis"
1 xra=xhi-xlo:
1 xra=(xmsc+xpsc)*xtik:
1 xpx=xra/247
1 xpsc=xpsc-1
1 xp=centx+(rad+8
1 xori-i*xtik/xpx,yori+2
1 xmsc=xmsc-1
1 xc=xori+i*xtik/xpx:
1 xc=origin:
1 xc=origin+i*tick/pixel:
1 x2-xc,y2-yc
1 x$=x$+y$+""""+w$(i,j
1 x$="x axis":
1 x$="time trial":
1 x$="demonstration"
1 x$="PRINT "
1 x$="PRESENT"
1 workbox
1 w$="DATA ":
1 w$(l,c)=w$(l-1
1 w$(l,c)=k$:
1 w$(l,c)=" ":
1 w$(i)=w$(i-1
1 w$(i)=w$(i+1
1 w$(i)=" "
1 vocabulary
1 varmon j
1 user-specified graph
1 total=total+g(i):
1 t$=" This is a random pie chart"
1 t$=" This is a random bar chart"
1 t$=" This is a random graph"
1 subject of quiz
1 structures
1 sort driver
1 sort
1 shell sort
1 sentences
1 sentence connectors
1 row+cr,col+cpos-2
1 right=right+1
1 reset clock
1 range=hi-lo:
1 range=(msc+psc)*tick:
1 random graph
1 ramcheck d
1 quiz
1 questions and answers in pairs: q,a,q,a...
1 qcount=qcount+1
1 q$="What is your name? ":
1 q$="Now you can edit what you typed.":
1 prepositions
1 prefix to questions
1 pixel=range/192
1 pie chart subroutine
1 pie chart %
1 p$=p$+x$+" ":
1 p$=n$+" OR ":
1 p$="value for segment "+
1 p$="value for bar "+
1 p$="title for piechart ":
1 p$="title for graph ":
1 p$="title for bar chart ":
1 p$="number of segments":
1 p$="number of points":
1 p$="number of bars":
1 p$="name for segment "+
1 p$="name for bar "+
1 p$="label for y axis":
1 p$="label for x axis":
1 origin-i*tick/pixel,line:
1 origin-((origin>252
1 normalise x$
1 needs these variables: segs=segments, g(segs)=values, g$(segs,8)=names of segments, t$=title for pie chart
1 needs these variables: points=points, g(points,2)=x & yvalues, x$,y$=labels for axes, t$=title for graph
1 needs these variables: bars=bars, g(bars)=values, g$(bars,8)=names of bars, t$=title for bar chart
1 names of bases
1 n$="Shell"
1 n$="Bubble":
1 n$(to);"."''
1 n$(from);" to ";
1 n$(from);" numbers.":
1 memory mapZ
1 lo-tick=-msc*tick
1 insert space
1 insert line
1 input subroutine
1 initialise
1 i+" y value":
1 i+" x value":
1 hi+tick=psc*tick
1 graphics mode change
1 graph subroutine
1 graph )
1 glossary
1 generate structure
1 editor S
1 determiners
1 designer
1 delete line
1 delete cursor
1 del char and close up
1 d=d+digit*base^(
1 d$(p)>d$(v)
1 d$(j)<d$(k)
1 cpos=cpos-32
1 cpos=cpos+32
1 copy character
1 convert
1 conjunctions
1 codes
1 clear part of screen
1 centx,centy,rad
1 c$=c$+a$(r)
1 c$;" -> ";
1 c$(i)<"A")
1 c$("Quiz on")''
1 c$("Press any key to start..."):
1 c$("Press any key to continue..."):
1 c$("C O R R E C T"):
1 bubble sort
1 base=from:
1 bar chart subroutine
1 bar chart
1 b$=" ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ":
1 b$=" "
1 auxiliaries
1 assign vocabulary
1 another number=2
1 angle=angle-g(i)/total*
1 angle,rad*
1 adjectives
1 a$="e"+a$:
1 a$="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
1 a$=" "+c$+" ":
1 a$(r);"=";b$(r);" ";:
1 a$(i,j);" - should be ";j-1
1 Variables monitor
1 ;x$;" is not on file -";
1 ;n$;" sort: ";time;" seconds";
1 ;n$;" sort ";x$;
1 ;k$;x$(cpos
1 ;-xmsc*xtik
1 ;-msc*tick
1 ;"working..."
1 ;"wait..."
1 ;"value must be positive - press a key to continue...":
1 ;"there must be 2 to 19 bars - press a key to continue...":
1 ;"there must be 2 to 16 segments -press a key to continue...":
1 ;"there must at least 2 points - press a key to continue...":
1 ;"press any key to continue...";
1 ;"decoded message:";
1 ;"cursor and delete keys as usual symbol-shift-A to stop";
1 ;"clues:"''
1 ;"Workbox has now stopped. It can be re-run using the RUN command.":
1 ;"Variables Monitor"''
1 ;"Type the name or partial name of the word to be looked up. (Type 0 to stop.)"
1 ;"Type 0 to stop, 1 to to re-edit, or 2 to print on ZX printer";
1 ;"The variable x$ now contains thefinal version of your input."
1 ;"The routine at line 8000 lists the variables used by your program. For a demonstration, press any key..."'':
1 ;"The character ";c$(i);" is illegal in"'
1 ;"The DATA line below, used in a program, will enable you to set up the symbol ";
1 ;"Text editor"
1 ;"Test of Sorting"
1 ;"Solved in ";m;" min. ";s;" sec."
1 ;"Sentences"
1 ;"RAM memory is faulty."
1 ;"RAM Check"
1 ;"Print this on printer? (Y/N)"
1 ;"Print command (1), screen (2) or both (3) ?";
1 ;"Press any key to start testing..":
1 ;"Press a key in the range a...u to assign it to your new symbol."
1 ;"Press P to print and continue, or SPACE to just continue, or S to stop...";
1 ;"Pie chart utility"
1 ;"Number, or ENTER to change bases";
1 ;"Number base converter"
1 ;"Memory Monitor"
1 ;"MOVE: I=up M=down J=left K=rightEDIT: 7=white 0=black SPACE=end"
1 ;"Graph utility"
1 ;"For a demonstration, press any key..."'':
1 ;"Do you want to create another symbol? (Y/N)"
1 ;"Computer Term Glossary"
1 ;"Coded message:"''
1 ;"Codebreaker"
1 ;"Bar chart utility"
1 ;" - can be moved"
1 ;" ";d$(x):
1 ;" score so far: ";right;" out of ";qcount;
1 ;" percentage right = ";:
1 23627+256*
1 21 items for sorting
1 00000000":
1 -len;xpsc*xtik
1 -len;psc*tick
1 -len+i,xl;(
1 -i;d$(y);" ":
1 -i;d$(x);" ":
1 ------ z ------
1 ------ y ------
1 ------ x ------
1 ------ w ------
1 ------ v ------
1 ------ u ------
1 ------ t ------
1 ------ s ------
1 ------ r ------
1 ------ q ------
1 ------ p ------
1 ------ o ------
1 ------ n ------
1 ------ m ------
1 ------ l ------
1 ------ k ------
1 ------ j ------
1 ------ i ------
1 ------ h ------
1 ------ g ------
1 ------ f ------
1 ------ e ------
1 ------ d ------
1 ------ c ------
1 ------ b ------
1 ------ a ------
1 ---- others ---
1 ,yori-i*ytik/ypx:
1 +i;" ";d$(y):
1 +(ymsc/(ymsc+ypsc))*159
1 +(xmsc/(xmsc+xpsc))*247
1 +(msc/(msc+psc))*192
1 )=w$(l,c+1
1 )/ypx+yori:
1 )/ypx+yori
1 )+k$+x$(cpos
1 (ypsc*ytik):
1 (ypsc*ytik))(i):
1 (ypsc*ytik)
1 (ylo-ytik)=
1 (yhi+ytik)=
1 (xpsc*xtik):
1 (xpsc*xtik)
1 (xlo-xtik)=
1 (xhi+xtik)=
1 (v0+v+2)";",";:
1 (v0+v+1)+256*
1 (v0+1)+2":
1 (right/qcount*10000
1 (psc*tick):
1 (g(i)/pixel+.5
1 (d/base)*base):
1 (c$(i)>"9"
1 (-ymsc*ytik):
1 (-ymsc*ytik))(i):
1 (-ymsc*ytik)
1 (-xmsc*xtik)
1 ((ylo+ytik)/ytik):
1 ((yhi+ytik)/ytik):
1 ((xlo+xtik)/xtik):
1 ((xhi+xtik)/xtik):
1 ((lo+tick)/tick):
1 ((hi+tick)/tick):
1 ((col+cpos-2
1 ("+z$+"+1)"):
1 '''"abandoned...";
1 '''"Workbox
1 '''"Sentences -
1 '''"Screen Designer
1 '''"Ramcheck
1 '''"Press 1 for a coded message"''" or 0 to stop..."
1 '''"Pie Chart
1 '''"Memory monitor
1 '''"Graph
1 '''"Computer Term Glossary
1 '''"Codebreaker
1 '''"Bar Chart
1 '''"A print statement which will produce the screen you have designed is:"'''
1 ''"Variables monitor
1 ''"This program uses an internal grammar to generate correct English sentences. To change thevocabulary, edit the DATA from line 2000 onwards."
1 ''"This program enables you to testthe RAM memory used by BASIC."
1 ''"This program demonstrates the pie chart utility subroutine. This accepts up to 16 values and draws a pie chart on the screen. You can specify a title for the entire chart, and names for the individual segments."
1 ''"This program demonstrates the graph drawing subroutine. This accepts any number of values and draws a line graph on the screen. You can specify a title for the entire graph, and names for the two axes."
1 ''"This program demonstrates the bar chart utility subroutine. This accepts up to 19 values and draws a bar chart on the screen. You can specify a title for the entire chart, and names for the individual bars."
1 ''"Press 1 to use internal data, or 2 to input your own..."
1 ''"Press 1 to set up your own graph or 2 for a random graph or 3 to stop..."
1 ''"Line 9990 can be placed at the end of your programs to help yousee how much memory you are using, during program development."
1 ''"From ";
1 ''"Editor
1 ''"Convert
1 ''"Choose an option, or 0 to stop..";
1 ''"Bubble sort demonstration 1"''"Bubble sort time trial 2"''"Shell sort demonstration 3"''"Shell sort time trial 4"
1 ''"(Press S to stop the program.)"
1 '"Workbox draws a grid which you use to design your own symbols."
1 '"This program demonstrates two different methods of sorting items of data into alphabetic or numeric order."
1 '"This program assumes that you are familiar with the concept of user-defined graphics (see chapter 14 of the manual)."
1 '"The subroutine starting at line 4000 is an input and editing routine to use in your programs."
1 '"The routine allows you to use all four arrow keys and the delete key for editing."
1 '"The line itself takes up 151 bytes. To use it type GO TO 9990."
1 '"Press any key when you are readyto start..."
1 '"Press any key for a demonstrat- ion of the subroutine...":
1 '"Press SPACE to start generating sentences."
1 '"No errors."
1 '"I make it ";
1 '"A cursor - ";
1 "z80","Processor used in many micro- computers, including Spectrum, ZX81, TRS80, and most CP/M machines."
1 "young","aged","excellent","mediocre","poor","rich","odd","strange","awful","mellow","harsh","smooth","prickly","fast","slow","dim","clear","cheerful","gloomy","ordinary"
1 "vigesimal"
1 "very","very","very","very","irritatingly","badly","slightly","incredibly","imperceptibly","hardly"
1 "vector","One-dimensional array."
1 "variable","A named unit of storage used in a program. In LET a=25, a is thename of a variable."
1 "v1-v2*32+96":
1 "unix","Operating system used on mini- computers and now some micros."
1 "town","village","sky","cloud","sun","moon","star","jug","plate","spoon"
1 "token","In most Basics each keyword suchas INPUT is stored as a 1-byte token."
1 "to base: ";to:
1 "the USSR","Moscow"
1 "the USA","Washington"
1 "the Faroe Islands","Thorshavn"
1 "the Falkland Islands","Port Stanley"
1 "subroutine","Group of statements called, in Basic, by the GO SUB command. Inlanguages like Fortran and Pascal, has its own storage separate fom the main program."
1 "string","Any sequence of characters."
1 "store","^memory"
1 "statement","The smallest unit of a program which can accomplish anything. In Basic the line 10 LET flag=1: GO TO 900 contains two statements."
1 "source","The source code of a program is that typed by the programmer."
1 "sort","A program or routine for puttinga set of data items in numericalor alphabetic order."
1 "some","one","this","each","every","no","some","that","yonder","no"
1 "so that","after","before","in order that","while admitting that","at the same time as","and","then","just before","but it is thought that"
1 "silicon chip","^chip"
1 "scalar","Ordinary variable which is not an array."
1 "rom","'Read Only Memory'. Usually usedfor operating system, etc. The contents are preserved when the power is turned off."
1 "ram","'Read And write Memory'. The type of memory a program is stored in while it is running. Data is lost when the power is turned off."
1 "pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp","pxnp"
1 "processor","The heart of the computer - the chip or chips that actually do the computing. Popular micros use such chips as the Z80, 6502,8080, 6809, etc."
1 "procedure","^subroutine"
1 "pl1","^pl/1"
1 "pl/1","A complex block structured language developed by IBM in themid sixties."
1 "peripheral","Device attached to a computer such as a printer or disc drive."
1 "pascal","An advanced block structured language devised by Wirth in the70s. Popular on micros as part of the UCSD operating system."
1 "parameter","Variable used to move data into or out of a subroutine."
1 "output","Anything printed by a program, or written to a mass storage or other device."
1 "operating system","Master program which manages i/oand other resources for other programs. On micros may reside in ROM and include Basic inter- preter."
1 "of","of","near","by","under","in","below","beside","opposite","of"
1 "of","of","athwart","ahead of","in","in","on","on","on","by"
1 "object","The object code of a program is produced by a compiler working on the source code."
1 "npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp","sexxse","sexxse","npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp","npaxvxnp"
1 "next to","appropriate to","corresponding to","pertaining to","which is","which was","which will be","arising from","of","of"
1 "module","A part of a program which does a well-defined job."
1 "memory","The quick-access storage inside the computer, as opposed to external mass storage."
1 "mass storage","External storage for programs and data, such as cassette tape and floppy discs. Usually on magnetic media."
1 "man","woman","boy","girl","dog","horse","apple","house","egg","road"
1 "machine code","Instructions which can be dir- ectly executed by the cpu, as opposed to a high level languagelike Basic."
1 "low level language","Machine-oriented language like assembly language or machine code."
1 "love","hate","see","know","touch","amaze","exhaust","intrigue","understand","find","misunderstand","scorn","admire","consider","surpass","buy","sell","thrill","overtake","smell"
1 "loop","Group of statements in a programwhich are repeated."
1 "kill","kiss","worry","investigate","like","dislike","advertise","trust","mistrust","eat","envisage","mould","ignite","extinguish","get","drop","throw","push","compress","inflate"
1 "keyword","Every Basic statement starts with a keyword like FOR or IF. In most non-Sinclair Basics the LET keyword can be omitted."
1 "jx","jx","jx","kxap","kxap","kxap","jx","jx","jx","kxjx"
1 "joke","framework","structure","paragraph","sentence","word","crumb","thing","concept","emotion"
1 "item ";(i);": ";
1 "io","^i/o"
1 "interpreter","Program which runs a program in (e.g.) Basic by examining each line in turn. Spectrum Basic is an interpreted language."
1 "interactive","An interactive program allows the user to type in commands or data while it is running."
1 "integer","A whole number, like 1 or 80543."
1 "input","Data used by a program which comes from outside the program."
1 "i/o","Input and output taken together."
1 "how many clues (0-26) ? ";
1 "high level language","Problem- or human-oriented lang-uage like Basic or PL/1."
1 "hexadecimal","Base 16 numbering system, used because of convenience of conv- erting between hex and binary."
1 "hexadecimal"
1 "from base (0 to stop): ";from:
1 "fortran","A relatively simple language developed in the early 60s for mathematical and scientific use,but used for general purposes."
1 "floppy disc","^disc"
1 "flag","Variable taking a logical value (true or false) to signify a condition used by a program."
1 "expression","In LET a = 45*(b-6) in Basic theitem to the right of the = is anexpression. An expression can always be evaluated to give a single value."
1 "dxnx","dxnx","nppp","dxnx","dxapnx","dxapnx","npcxnp","dxnx","dxapnx","dxnx"
1 "duodecimal"
1 "disk","^disc"
1 "disc","Magnetic floppy discs are a common mass storage method. Harddiscs are now also being intro- duced."
1 "delimiter","Symbol used to mark the end of something, like the quotes roundstrings in Basic."
1 "debug","To seek out and correct program errors."
1 "cpu","^processor"
1 "cpm","^cp/m"
1 "cp/m","Popular disc-based operating system for 8080-based and Z80- based computers."
1 "core","^memory"
1 "compiler","Program which translates a pro- gram in a high level language like Basic into machine code."
1 "cobol","A business-oriented language used mostly on mainframes."
1 "chip","A silicon chip is a quarter-inchsquare (typically) piece of silicon holding an integrated circuit (IC) such as a processoror 8K of ram memory."
1 "byte","Unit of memory made up of 8 bits. Can be used to store one character."
1 "bug","Programming error which stops a program from running correctly."
1 "brightly","gloomily","noisily","unforgiveably","madly","trendily","fatally","crucially","embarrassingly","seductively"
1 "book","chair","insect","tree","car","teapot","computer","overcoat","shoe","ant"
1 "boldly","timidly","blindly","penetratingly","astutely","predictably","boringly","loudly","quietly","colourfully"
1 "bit","One binary digit, which can takethe value 0 or 1. The smallest unit of information."
1 "binary","Base 2 numbering system, used internally in computers."
1 "big","large","small","little","tiny","huge","white","black","blue","red","purple","green","brown","yellow","good","bad","interesting","boring","old","new"
1 "batch","A batch program works on pre- prepared data without any inter-action with the user."
1 "basic","A simple computer language supplied as the 'native language' of most modern micro- computers."
1 "awfully","terribly","stubbornly","easily","noticeably","slily","stupidly","cleverly","normally","usually"
1 "assembler","Program to translate an assemblylanguage program into machine code."
1 "ascii","American Standard Code for Information Interchange. A very popular character code, used on most micros. The ZX81 is an exception."
1 "array","Data structure in which many similar storage units are treated as a block. Set up in Basic by the DIM statement."
1 "around the grid. To black in a square, press 0 (which has the word BLACK above). To whiten a square, press 7. To move the cursor, use I (up), M (down), J (left), and K (right). To end editing, press SPACE."
1 "argument","In LET p = INT (RND*3) the expression RND*3 is the argumentof the INT function."
1 "and also","and maybe","and perhaps","and/or","and/or","and possibly","and","and","or","or"
1 "algol","An early block structured language. The forerunner of Pascal."
1 "above","over","atop","inside","outside","in front of","behind","of","in","at"
1 "Zimbabwe","Harare"
1 "Yugoslavia","Belgrade"
1 "YOU NEVER GET A SECOND CHANCE TO MAKE A FIRST IMPRESSION."
1 "YOU CANNOT STRENGTHEN THE WEAK BY WEAKENING THE STRONG."
1 "West Germany","Bonn"
1 "WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS."
1 "WHAT MEN LEARN FROM HISTORY IS THAT MEN DO NOT LEARN FROM HISTORY."
1 "Venezuela","Caracas"
1 "Upper Volta","Ouagadougou"
1 "TO LIVE FOR A TIME CLOSE TO GREAT MINDS IS THE BEST KIND OF EDUCATION."
1 "TO ERR IS HUMAN, BUT TO REALLY FOUL THINGS UP REQUIRES A COMPUTER."
1 "TINY OBJECTS, WHEN DROPPED, IMMEDIATELY RUN AND HIDE."
1 "THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS THE PERFECT SOLUTION. THERE ARE ONLY WAYS OF CREATING NEW PROBLEMS."
1 "THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO GET SOMETHING DONE: DO IT YOURSELF, HIRE SOMEONE, OR FORBID A TEN YEAR OLD TO DO IT."
1 "THE WIND AND THE TIDES ARE EVER ON THE SIDE OF THE ABLE NAVIGATOR."
1 "THE SUREST WAY TO MAKE A MONKEY OF A MAN IS TO QUOTE HIM."
1 "THE OPTIMIST THINKS THIS IS THE BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS. THE PESSIMIST KNOWS IT IS."
1 "THE MAN WHO DRAWS UP A PROGRAMME FOR THE FUTURE IS A REACTIONARY."
1 "THE LESS PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT HOW SAUSAGES AND LAWS ARE MADE, THE BETTER THEY WILL SLEEP AT NIGHT."
1 "THE FIRST RULE OF INTELLIGENT TINKERING IS TO SAVE ALL THE PARTS."
1 "THE EASIEST WAY TO FIND SOMETHING YOU HAVE LOST IS TO BUY A REPLACEMENT."
1 "THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN AND BOYS IS THE COST OF THEIR TOYS."
1 "THE BEST WAY TO MAKE A FIRE WITH TWO STICKS IS TO MAKE SURE ONE OF THEM IS A MATCH."
1 "Switzerland","Bern"
1 "Spain","Madrid"
1 "Sinclair","Honeywell","Acorn","Olivetti","Apple"
1 "Saudi Arabia","Riyadh"
1 "SPEAK NOT OF WHAT YOU HAVE READ, BUT OF WHAT YOU HAVE UNDERSTOOD."
1 "SOME MEN ARE BORN MEDIOCRE, SOME MEN ACHIEVE MEDIOCRITY, AND SOME MEN HAVE MEDIOCRITY THRUST UPON THEM."
1 "Romania","Bucharest"
1 "Poland","Warsaw"
1 "PROBLEMS WORTHY OF ATTACK PROVE THEIR WORTH BY HITTING BACK."
1 "PEOPLE WILL BELIEVE ALMOST ANYTHING IF YOU WHISPER IT IN CONFIDENCE."
1 "Oric","IBM","Digital","Commodore","Comart","Transam"
1 "ONE OF THE GREATEST PAINS TO HUMAN NATURE IS THE PAIN OF A NEW IDEA."
1 "Nigeria","Lagos"
1 "Nepal","Katmandu"
1 "Name the capital of "
1 "NO PROGRAM IS EVER A COMPLETE FAILURE. IT CAN ALWAYS BE USED AS A BAD EXAMPLE."
1 "NO ONE MINDS THAT POLITICIANS THINK SLOWLY, ONLY THAT THEY SPEAK FASTER THAN THEY THINK."
1 "NEVER GO TO A DOCTOR WHOSE OFFICE PLANTS HAVE DIED."
1 "NEVER ASK A BARBER IF YOU NEED A HAIRCUT."
1 "NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION. THE FATHER IS LAZINESS."
1 "NATURE COMPOSES SOME OF HER LOVELIEST POEMS FOR THE MICROSCOPE AND THE TELESCOPE."
1 "Mongolia","Ulan Bator"
1 "Mexico","Mexico City"
1 "MY HEADACHE EQUALS YOUR BROKEN LEG EQUALS A PLAGUE IN CHINA."
1 "MACHINES SHOULD WORK. PEOPLE SHOULD THINK."
1 "Japan","Tokyo"
1 "Italy","Rome"
1 "India","Delhi"
1 "INSIDE EVERY LARGE PROGRAM IS A SMALLER PROGRAM STRUGGLING TO GET OUT."
1 "IN AN UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRY, DO NOT DRINK THE WATER. IN A DEVELOPED COUNTRY, DO NOT BREATHE THE AIR."
1 "IN AN EXAMINATION THOSE WHO DO NOT WISH TO KNOW ASK QUESTIONS OF THOSE WHO CANNOT TELL."
1 "IF YOU WANT TO KILL ANY IDEA IN THE WORLD TODAY, GET A COMMITTEE TO IMPLEMENT IT. IF THAT DOESN'T WORK, GET A LARGER COMMITTEE."
1 "IF YOU THINK A GOOD EDUCATION IS EXPENSIVE, TRY IGNORANCE."
1 "IF YOU GIVE A WOMAN AN INCH SHE'LL PARK A CAR IN IT."
1 "IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR PROGRAM IS SUPPOSED TO DO, YOU'D BETTER NOT START WRITING IT."
1 "IF YOU ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE YOUR PASSPORT PHOTO, YOU'RE NOT WELL ENOUGH TO TRAVEL."
1 "IF THE PEOPLE OF A DEMOCRACY ARE ALLOWED TO THEY WILL WILLINGLY VOTE AWAY THE FREEDOMS THAT ARE ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRACY."
1 "IF ITS GREEN OR IT WIGGLES, IT'S BIOLOGY. IF IT SMELLS, IT'S CHEMISTRY. IF IT DOESN'T WORK, IT'S PHYSICS."
1 "ICL","Nascom","Intertec","Tangerine","Prime","Xerox"
1 "HOME IS WHERE THE RUBISH IS."
1 "HEADS SHOULD BE WEIGHED, NOT COUNTED."
1 "GIVE A SMALL BOY A HAMMER AND HE WILL FIND THAT EVERYTHING HE ENCOUNTERS NEEDS HITTING."
1 "France","Paris"
1 "Finland","Helsinki"
1 "Exidy","Wang","Tandy","Sharp"
1 "EVERY SILVER LINING HAS A CLOUD."
1 "EAT A LIVE TOAD FIRST THING IN THE MORNING AND YOU MAY BE CERTAIN NOTHING WORSE WILL HAPPEN TO YOU FOR THE REST OF THE DAY."
1 "DO NOT FORCE IT. GET A LARGER HAMMER."
1 "Capital Cities"
1 "Canada","Ottawa"
1 "Australia","Canberra"
1 "ANY JOB IS AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED PERCENT BETTER THAN DAYTIME TELEVISION."
1 "AN EXPERT IS SOMEONE WHO CAN TELL YOU WHY HE WAS WRONG."
1 "AN EXPERT IS A MAN WHO HAS MADE ALL THE MISTAKES WHICH CAN BE MADE IN A VERY NARROW FIELD."
1 "A FOOL AND HIS MONEY GET A LOT OF ATTENTION FROM HEAD WAITERS."
1 "A BIRD IN THE HAND CAN BE AN EMBARRASSMENT."
1 "8080","Processor chip. Forerunner of the Z80."
1 "6502","Processor used in several micro-computers, including Apple II, Pet, and BBC micro."
1 "- however,","because","if and only if","and then","although","but","and","in spite of the fact that","which means that","and also"
1 "+z$+"+256*