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APPENDIX D
GLOSSARY
ASCII
ARRAY
BASIC
DATA
DELIMIT
FILE
INPUT
K
LINE
NUMBER
MEMORY
OUTPUT
American Standard Code For Information Interchange.
A set of values arranged in a regular pattern such as in
single-file or in two dimensions.
Beginner's
All
purpose
Symbolic
Instruction
Code.
Easy to understand programming language.
The input values that a computer must have in order
to solve a given problem.
Separate.
A collection
of data to
be used with a computer
program.
The program itself is often called a file.
To press keys on the keyboard.
Kilobyte, which is used to measure memory capacity
in the PC-8201.
One teyped page, double spaced, is
equivalent to about 2K.
An identifying number that is placed ahead of each
BASIC statement in a program.
A computer can store electronically within its mecha¬
nism several million characters of information at any
given moment.
In back up devices, computers can
store up to several
trillion characters for relatively
immediate use.
The answers given by a computer program.
APX D—1
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