AmigaBASIC Inside and Out – Hannes Ruheheimer & Christian Spanik (Abacus, 1991)
Authors: Hannes Ruheheimer & Christian Spanik
Publisher: Abacus / Data Becker
Sixth Printing, 1991
ISBN: in U.S.A.
Softcover, approx. 300 pages
A comprehensive guide to learning and applying AmigaBASIC, the programming language for the legendary Commodore Amiga computers. This book combines a beginner’s tutorial, advanced reference, and hands‑on examples — all in one volume.
It covers everything from object animation and graphics programming to sound synthesis, video titling, and data management. Ideal for both beginners and experienced Amiga programmers who want to unlock the full potential of their system.
Step‑by‑step lessons with real working programs
Graphics demonstrations and animation techniques
Paint and charting applications
Speech synthesis and sound creation utilities
Includes glossary, quick reference guide, and error message tips
A classic Abacus / Data Becker title — essential for any Amiga enthusiast or retro computing collector.
Used, in fair to good condition. The book is well‑read with noticeable corner folds, creases, and general signs of use. The cover shows wear at edges and corners, but all pages are intact and firmly bound. No loose pages.
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