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      <title>Your CPU Can&#39;t Tell Code From Data   Inside the Von Neumann Architecture</title>
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      <description>This video explains the Von Neumann architecture and demonstrates, with real BBC BASIC and C code, how computers fundamentally cannot tell the difference between data and executable instructions.

#BBCMicro #AssemblyLanguage #CProgramming #BASICProgramming</description>
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      <title>Agon Light C Programming - An Introduction</title>
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      <description>Instead of bashing away in BASIC, it’s possible to do some coding in C on the Agon Light. Let’s find out how in this introduction to an ongoing series where I figure out the Agon hardware and work on a game. I have no idea what game I want to make, and I’m not entirely sure how to achieve some of the necessary functions, but it’ll be fun figuring it out and I hope…

#AgonLight #CProgramming #BASICProgramming #RetroComputing</description>
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      <title>FORTH - Better than BASIC?</title>
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      <description>Let’s look at FORTH, the obscure stack based programming language that nobody seems to use. Or do they?

#AgonLight #BBCMicro #Z80 #BASICProgramming</description>
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      <description>Just how did 8 bit computers like the ZX Spectrum or BBC Micro manage to cram an entire programming language into their tiny systems, and still have space for the user’s programs?

#BBCMicro #ZXSpectrum #AssemblyLanguage #BASICProgramming</description>
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      <title>BBC BASIC in RiscOS on a Raspberry Pi is really cool</title>
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      <description>Picture the modern world, but without Windows, PCs or Apple. What would be on your desk?

#BBCMicro #RaspberryPi #BASICProgramming #RetroComputing</description>
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      <title>Writing C Code on a Spectrum Next</title>
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      <description>What better way to wait out the apocalypse than trying to learn a new system. Read how I dug out my ZX Spectrum Next and set about writing C code on it…

#SpectrumNext #ZXSpectrum #z88dk #CProgramming</description>
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