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“This is the language called BASIC," she said. On the paper, it said: 002110 Goto 013500 013500 Peek 16388, 256 013510 Poke 16589, 256 She read it to me. I could tell the numbers fine. "So what does that mean?" I asked. "It's the first thing my dad teaches the students on the first day," she said. "It means, 'I came, I saw, I conquered.”

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