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From: jem@hpisod2.HP.COM (Jim McCauley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Remembering the classics.. (was:Re: Apple Panic)
Message-ID: <28160011@hpisod2.HP.COM>
Date: 28 Sep 90 12:55:18 GMT
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From and earlier posting:

>	By the way, was Lemonade done first (or only, at least back then)
> for the Apple II or was it done for the PET, C64, etc.?

The first version of the "Lemonade Stand" simulation that I ever saw
was on a General Electric minicomputer (a 635, I think) at Dartmouth
in 1968.  I was told that it had been written in BASIC, but who the
author was, I cannot say.

I saw a similar program a few years later (about 1972) running at a
Teletype terminal at the Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley,
California.  I don't know what language it was written in, but it was
probably some flavor of BASIC.  I'm not sure of the hardware either;
it was probably either an HP or DEC mini of some kind.

Jim McCauley	jem@hpulpcu3.cup.hp.com
Disclaimer: I speak truth, but only on my own behalf.