Getting Started on the PC-2 - Radio Shack - 1983 - Paperback - Radio Shack

The book begins with an overview of communicating with the PC-2, covering such topics as variables, line numbers, RUNning and LISTing programs; then proceeds to the heart of BASIC programming: FOR/NEXT, IF/THEN and string manipulation. Finally, graphics, mathematics functions, cassette recorder and printer/plotter I/O are covered. A special feature of this book is the Command Summary Index, alphabetically arranged to give instant answers to commonly asked questions without the necessity of trying to decide where to look for the information.
The authors have written a careful discussion of programming principles, yet in a manner comprehensible to anybody. The result is one of the most insightful of all the introductory computer books written to date, and it is presented in a helpful, straightforward and sometimes humorous style. With this book in your possession and the PC-2 at your fingertips, you will have the universe at your command!