Programming for Digital Computers: Using Computers to Advantage

32 bits accumulators arithmetic unit arranged basic BINCOMP block calculation card reader CHAR character position COBOL compilers complete considerable core store data-processing decimal digits disc double-length drum effect ensure error example F X M N facilities fact floating point floating-point numbers follows FORTRAN function gram hardware indicator input and output integer jump instruction label level languages line printer LOAD LOADN loop magnetic drum magnetic tape means method Monitor Program multi-programming multiplication necessary normally obeyed octal operation order code overflow paper tape particular perform peripheral devices peripheral electronics plug-board possible practice printing problem punched punched card range recording registers result routine Scan shift significant end simple single-length solution specified speed stage subroutine technique terminating character tion transfer usually word-length WPAY writing written zero