Programming for the Newton: Software Development with Newtonscript

McKeehan, Julie

ISBN 10: 0124848001 ISBN 13: 9780124848009

Editorial: Academic Press, 1994

Idioma: Ingl�s

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Programming for the Newton: Software Development with Newtonscript

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Academic Press

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1994

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Ingl�s

ISBN 10

0124848001

ISBN 13

9780124848009

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This volume describes the NewtonScript development environment and teaches the reader how to write Newton software on the Macintosh. Key features include: hands-on Newton development training with a sample code created specifically for the Newton with NewtonScript; an introduction to the basics of the object-oriented paradigm, to facilitate use of NewtonScript; and the inclusion of a high-density floppy disk containing source codes for all the programming examples in the book. Note that the systems requirement for the software includes, Macintosh with 68020 processor or higher, 8Mb RAM, System 7.0 or later.

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