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"Donut Hole" -- a six-line program for an Apple II (init-hello)

Using this emulator on Linux with default conf file

(Apple IIe enhanced; floating point BASIC)

Hint: The first five lines are a Logo interpreter. The sixth line, the data statement, contains Logo instructions represented as numbers. Number one means the turtle goes forward the given number of steps. Number two means the turtle turns right. The given number of degrees. Number three means to change the color. Number. Zero means repeat. It stops after 400 instructions are executed. It stops with an error, but you never said the program had to be a correct program!

strick@nand:/gh/linappleii/linapple/build$ bin/linapple --conf etc/linapple/linapple.conf --autoboot --d1 share/linapple/Master.dsk -f

The program is named P4 on this disk image: Strick.zip

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