David Kopec is an associate professor of computer science at Albright College. He is the author of five programming books, including the Classic Computer Science Problems series, and spent several years as an iOS developer for startups. In addition to his teaching work, David is an avid podcaster and indie app developer with an MS in computer science from Dartmouth and an EMBA from Quantic.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: InterpretersChapter 1: The Smallest Possible Programming LanguageChapter 2: Writing a BASIC InterpreterPart II: Computational ArtChapter 3: Retro Image ProcessingChapter 4: A Stochastic Painting AlgorithmPart III: EmulatorsChapter 5: Building a CHIP-8 Virtual MachineChapter 6: Emulating the NES Game ConsolePart IV: Super-Simple Machine LearningChapter 7: Classification with K-Nearest NeighborsChapter 8: Regression with K-Nearest NeighborsAfterwordAppendix: Bitwise OperationsIndex

David Kopec is an associate professor of computer science at Albright College. He is the author of five programming books, including the Classic Computer Science Problems series, and spent several years as an iOS developer for startups. In addition to his teaching work, David is an avid podcaster and indie app developer with an MS in computer science from Dartmouth and an EMBA from Quantic.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: InterpretersChapter 1: The Smallest Possible Programming LanguageChapter 2: Writing a BASIC InterpreterPart II: Computational ArtChapter 3: Retro Image ProcessingChapter 4: A Stochastic Painting AlgorithmPart III: EmulatorsChapter 5: Building a CHIP-8 Virtual MachineChapter 6: Emulating the NES Game ConsolePart IV: Super-Simple Machine LearningChapter 7: Classification with K-Nearest NeighborsChapter 8: Regression with K-Nearest NeighborsAfterwordAppendix: Bitwise OperationsIndex

David Kopec is an associate professor of computer science at Albright College. He is the author of five programming books, including the Classic Computer Science Problems series, and spent several years as an iOS developer for startups. In addition to his teaching work, David is an avid podcaster and indie app developer with an MS in computer science from Dartmouth and an EMBA from Quantic.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: InterpretersChapter 1: The Smallest Possible Programming LanguageChapter 2: Writing a BASIC InterpreterPart II: Computational ArtChapter 3: Retro Image ProcessingChapter 4: A Stochastic Painting AlgorithmPart III: EmulatorsChapter 5: Building a CHIP-8 Virtual MachineChapter 6: Emulating the NES Game ConsolePart IV: Super-Simple Machine LearningChapter 7: Classification with K-Nearest NeighborsChapter 8: Regression with K-Nearest NeighborsAfterwordAppendix: Bitwise OperationsIndex