> Back in the day computer mags had 20-liner competitions.
In the magazines I remember from my days cutting my programming teeth on an Acorn Electron, there were 10-liners and 1-liners. What some people could squeeze out of 252 bytes was very impressive, even without using extra features (extra graphics primatives for instance) found in other models like the Master series.
In the magazines I remember from my days cutting my programming teeth on an Acorn Electron, there were 10-liners and 1-liners. What some people could squeeze out of 252 bytes was very impressive, even without using extra features (extra graphics primatives for instance) found in other models like the Master series.