Programming for Digital Computers: Using Computers to Advantage

action amount answer arithmetic arranged basic become beginning binary BINCOMP bits block calculation called chapter character clear common complete considerable considered contents COUNT course decimal devices difficulty digits effect error essential example facilities fact floating-point follows function give given important indicator initial input instruction jump known label language less limited loop machine magnetic tape means method monitor multiplication necessary normally obeyed occur operation output particular perform peripheral position possible practice printing probably problem punched range reader reason recording reference registers represented result routine shift simple single solution specified speed stage STOP subroutine taken tape thing transfer unit usually writing written zero