فلش‌کارت‌های آموزشی از صفر تا صد BASIC با Apple: آموزش گام به گام و کاربردی (بر اساس I speak BASIC to my Apple)

🎓 دوره آموزشی جامع

📚 اطلاعات دوره

عنوان دوره: دوره از صفر تا صد BASIC با Apple: آموزش گام به گام و کاربردی (بر اساس I speak BASIC to my Apple)

موضوع کلی: آموزش برنامه‌نویسی کامپیوتر

موضوع میانی: آموزش زبان برنامه‌نویسی BASIC

📋 سرفصل‌های دوره

• 1. Welcome to the World of BASIC
• 2. Your First Computer: The Apple II
• 3. Turning On and Getting Ready
• 4. The BASIC Prompt: Your Command Center
• 5. Typing Commands vs. Programs
• 6. Your Very First Program: "Hello, World!"
• 7. Running a Program: The RUN Command
• 8. Editing a Program: LIST and Line Numbers
• 9. Saving Your Work: The SAVE Command
• 10. Loading Programs: The LOAD Command
• 11. Clearing the Screen: HOME and CLR
• 12. Understanding Errors: SYNTAX ERROR and Beyond
• 13. What is a Variable? Storing Information
• 14. Numeric Variables: Working with Numbers
• 15. String Variables: Working with Text
• 16. Assigning Values: The LET Statement
• 17. Printing Text and Variables: Advanced PRINT
• 18. Combining Text and Numbers in PRINT
• 19. Getting Input from the User: The INPUT Statement
• 20. Prompting for Input with INPUT
• 21. Simple Arithmetic: Addition and Subtraction
• 22. More Arithmetic: Multiplication and Division
• 23. Order of Operations: Parentheses are Your Friend
• 24. Exponents and Powers: The Carrot Symbol (^)
• 25. Integer Values and the INT Function
• 26. Comparing Values: Relational Operators (<, >, =)
• 27. Making Decisions: The IF-THEN Statement
• 28. Using Logical Operators: AND, OR, NOT
• 29. Creating Simple Menus with IF-THEN
• 30. Repeating Actions: The FOR-NEXT Loop
• 31. Customizing Loops: STEP Increments
• 32. Nested FOR-NEXT Loops: Loops Within Loops
• 33. Exiting Loops Early (Conditional Jumps)
• 34. The Endless Loop: Dangers and Uses
• 35. Unconditional Jumps: The GOTO Statement (Use with caution)
• 36. Subroutines: GOSUB and RETURN
• 37. Passing Information to Subroutines
• 38. Multiple Entry Points for Subroutines
• 39. Arrays: Storing Lists of Data
• 40. Declaring Arrays: The DIM Statement
• 41. Accessing Array Elements
• 42. Populating Arrays with Data
• 43. Searching Through Arrays
• 44. Two-Dimensional Arrays: Rows and Columns
• 45. Practical Uses for 2D Arrays (e.g., game boards)
• 46. String Manipulation: Length of a String (LEN)
• 47. Extracting Parts of a String: LEFT$, RIGHT$
• 48. More String Extraction: MID$ Function
• 49. Concatenating Strings: Combining Text
• 50. Converting Between Numbers and Strings: STR$ and VAL
• 51. ASCII Codes: Understanding Characters (ASC, CHR$)
• 52. Generating Random Numbers: RND Function
• 53. Simulating Dice Rolls and Coin Flips
• 54. Built-in Math Functions: SQR, ABS, SGN
• 55. User-Defined Functions: DEF FN
• 56. Reading Data from Your Program: READ and DATA
• 57. Resetting Data Pointers: The RESTORE Statement
• 58. Creating Sounds: The BEEP/SPEAKER Command
• 59. Generating Tones and Simple Melodies
• 60. Introduction to Graphics: Text vs. Graphics Mode
• 61. Low-Resolution Graphics: The GR Command
• 62. Setting Colors: The COLOR Statement
• 63. Plotting Points: The PLOT Command
• 64. Drawing Horizontal Lines: HLIN
• 65. Drawing Vertical Lines: VLIN
• 66. High-Resolution Graphics: The HGR Command
• 67. High-Resolution Colors: The HCOLOR Statement
• 68. Plotting Points in HGR: The HPLOT Command
• 69. Drawing Lines in HGR: HPLOT TO
• 70. Introduction to Shapes and Patterns in HGR
• 71. Peeking and Poking: Direct Memory Access
• 72. Understanding Memory Addresses
• 73. Practical PEEKing: Reading System Information
• 74. Practical POKING: Changing System Settings
• 75. Paddles and Joysticks: Getting Input (PDL function)
• 76. Creating Simple Animated Graphics
• 77. Introduction to File Management
• 78. Listing Disk Contents: The CATALOG Command
• 79. Deleting Files: The DELETE Command
• 80. Sequential Text Files: OPENing Files for Output (#)
• 81. Writing Data to Sequential Files: PRINT#
• 82. Opening Files for Input: Reading from Sequential Files
• 83. Reading Data from Sequential Files: INPUT#
• 84. Closing Files: The CLOSE Command
• 85. Error Handling: ON ERR GOTO
• 86. Debugging Your Programs: Finding and Fixing Errors
• 87. Using REM Statements: Commenting Your Code
• 88. Program Design: Planning Before You Code
• 89. Flowcharting: Visualizing Your Logic
• 90. Making Your Programs User-Friendly
• 91. Simple Text-Based Games: Guessing Game
• 92. Building a Calculator Program
• 93. Creating a Simple Data Entry System
• 94. Simulating a Dice Roller Game
• 95. Introduction to Machine Language (CALL command)
• 96. Optimizing Your BASIC Programs for Speed
• 97. The Future of Programming: Where to Go Next
• 98. Your Journey Continues: Mastering BASIC and Beyond