Brainteasers for the BBC and Electron computers

Brainteasers for the BBC and Electron computers

by Geneviève Ludinski

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**BRAINTEASERS FOR THE BBC AND ELECTRON COMPUTERS** Programs to puzzle and amuse Here at last is a collection of programs worthy of the title 'Brainteasers' and worthy of the computers for which they were designed. Built around a competition element you will be asked questions requiring logic, general knowledge and mathematical skills in your answers. Only your quick powers of numeracy can save the lady on the railway track; escape with the takings from the bank; break open a safe. Only your powers of deduction can solve Whodunnit? Work out the wiring on the robot; catch the car thief. All of the programs will exploit the graphic capabilities of your machine and, if you can face up to it, many of the programs will contain an IQ rating at the end of the program. *The Author* Genevieve Ludinski is a widely experienced programmer and technical author and has her own software company specialising in educational material.

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