The A to Z book of computer games

Thomas C. McIntire, «The A to Z book of computer games»
Tab Books | ISBN: 0830698094 | 1979 | File type: PDF | 308 pages | 13.8 mb

There is probably no need to explain the fun you can have playing games with computers. More specious though perhaps, is the enjoyment experienced by the person who programs the computer. Most games played with card, dice, and the like are challenging and mentally stimulating. So too, is the process of compter programming - perhaps even more so.
Nearly all games allow for some element of luck, but computer programming is mor finite; in fact lucky breaks are not realy a factor of carefully designed programs. Yet the quickening of the pulse in anticipation of the next draw of cards is not very different from that experienced by a programmer when he runs his newly written program the first time.
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