دوره آموزش جامع Using and Programming the Commodore 64: از مبتدی تا ساخت بازی همراه با فلش‌کارت آموزشی — ارائه روی فلش مموری

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عنوان کتاب: کتاب آموزش جامع Using and Programming the Commodore 64: از مبتدی تا ساخت بازی

موضوع کلی: برنامه‌نویسی و استفاده از کامپیوترهای قدیمی

موضوع میانی: آشنایی و برنامه‌نویسی با Commodore 64

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• 1. Welcome to the C64: A Journey Back in Time
• 2. The Legacy of the Commodore 64
• 3. Unpacking Your C64: Essential Components
• 4. Connecting Your C64 to a Display (TV/Monitor)
• 5. Powering Up and Shutting Down Safely
• 6. The C64 Keyboard: Layout and Special Keys
• 7. Using the C64 READY Prompt
• 8. Understanding the C64's Operating System (Kernal/BASIC)
• 9. Common C64 Error Messages and Solutions
• 10. Basic Interaction: Printing Text to Screen
• 11. The Datasette: C64's Cassette Drive
• 12. Loading Programs from Datasette
• 13. Saving Programs to Datasette
• 14. The 1541 Disk Drive: A Faster Storage Solution
• 15. Initializing and Formatting a Disk (NEW Command)
• 16. Loading Programs from Disk
• 17. Saving Programs to Disk
• 18. Listing Disk Contents (LOAD "$",8)
• 19. Renaming and Deleting Disk Files
• 20. Using Joysticks and Other Input Devices
• 21. What is BASIC? An Introduction
• 22. Writing Your First BASIC Program: "HELLO C64"
• 23. Understanding Line Numbers in BASIC
• 24. The PRINT Statement: Displaying Information
• 25. The INPUT Statement: Getting User Responses
• 26. Variables: Storing Numeric Data
• 27. Variables: Storing String Data ($)
• 28. Assignment Statements: LET and Direct Assignment
• 29. Adding Comments to Your Code with REM
• 30. Clearing the Screen and Cursor Control (CHR$)
• 31. The GOTO Statement: Unconditional Jumps
• 32. IF...THEN Statements: Making Decisions
• 33. Relational Operators: Comparing Values (=, <>, <, >)
• 34. Logical Operators: AND, OR, NOT
• 35. FOR...NEXT Loops: Repeating Actions
• 36. Nested FOR...NEXT Loops
• 37. The GET Command: Reading Single Keypresses
• 38. GOSUB and RETURN: Organizing Your Code with Subroutines
• 39. Arrays: Storing Multiple Related Values (DIM)
• 40. Understanding Program Flow: Tracing Your Code
• 41. READ and DATA Statements: Embedding Data
• 42. RESTORE: Re-reading Data
• 43. String Manipulation: LEFT$, RIGHT$, MID$
• 44. String Functions: LEN, ASC, CHR$
• 45. Mathematical Functions: ABS, SGN, INT, RND
• 46. User-Defined Functions (DEF FN) and Their Limits
• 47. Error Handling with ON ERROR GOTO
• 48. Program Structure and Best Practices in BASIC
• 49. Debugging Your BASIC Programs
• 50. Optimizing BASIC Code for Speed
• 51. The C64 Screen Memory Map: Where Characters Live
• 52. PEEK and POKE: Direct Memory Access Basics
• 53. Changing Screen and Border Colors (POKE 53280, 53281)
• 54. Customizing Character Colors
• 55. The Character ROM: Understanding Built-in Fonts
• 56. Creating Custom Character Sets (Redefining Characters)
• 57. Copying Character Sets to RAM
• 58. Displaying Custom Characters
• 59. Designing Simple Graphics with Custom Characters
• 60. Character Animation Techniques
• 61. Understanding High-Resolution Bitmap Mode
• 62. Setting up Hi-Res Graphics (POKEing VIC-II Registers)
• 63. Drawing Pixels in Hi-Res Mode
• 64. Line Drawing Algorithms (BASIC Implementation)
• 65. Circle Drawing Algorithms (BASIC Implementation)
• 66. Understanding Multicolor Bitmap Mode
• 67. Setting up Multicolor Graphics
• 68. Drawing Multicolor Pixels
• 69. Mixing Character Mode and Bitmap Mode
• 70. Loading and Displaying Image Data
• 71. Introduction to the SID (Sound Interface Device) Chip
• 72. SID Chip Registers: An Overview
• 73. Generating Basic Tones with Voice 1 (POKE 54272-54296)
• 74. Understanding Waveforms: Triangle, Sawtooth, Pulse, Noise
• 75. Adjusting Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release (ADSR Envelopes)
• 76. Controlling Pitch and Frequency
• 77. Using Three Voices for Polyphonic Sound
• 78. Setting Master Volume and Filter Control
• 79. Creating Simple Sound Effects (Blasts, Bleeps)
• 80. Composing Short Melodies in BASIC
• 81. What are Sprites? Hardware-Assisted Graphics
• 82. Sprite Data Pointers and Memory Location
• 83. Defining Sprite Graphics Data (Character Block)
• 84. Enabling and Disabling Individual Sprites
• 85. Positioning Sprites on the Screen (X and Y Coordinates)
• 86. Setting Sprite Colors
• 87. Sprite Priority: Overlapping Sprites
• 88. Expanding Sprites: Doubling Width (X-Expand)
• 89. Expanding Sprites: Doubling Height (Y-Expand)
• 90. Multicolor Sprites: Expanding Color Possibilities
• 91. Sprite-to-Sprite Collision Detection
• 92. Sprite-to-Background Collision Detection
• 93. Simple Game Loop: Input, Update, Render
• 94. Implementing Basic Game Controls (Keyboard/Joystick)
• 95. Creating Moving Backgrounds (Scrolling)
• 96. Building a Simple Game: Asteroid Field Example
• 97. Score Management and High Score Tables
• 98. Game States: Title, Play, Game Over Screens
• 99. Introduction to Machine Language (SYS Command)
• 100. Resources and Next Steps for C64 Programming