Jack Wallen, Contributing WriterContributing Writer
I was born in 1982, and started programming pretty much as soon as I could read. For many years starting out I really didn't understand how anything worked, and things got more complicated much faster than I could make sense of them. I started out programming BASIC on 8-bit computers like the VIC-20 and Apple II; programming meant sequencing commands that made Things Happen, and if BASIC didn't have a command for it, I couldn't do it. I knew assembly language existed, but that was a different universe; when I would occasionally find myself dropped into the Apple II machine code monitor, the only thing I could figure out to do with it was frantically mash Ctrl+Reset to attempt to get back to a BASIC prompt again.
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