Artificial Intelligence on the Commodore 64

Artificial Intelligence on the Commodore 64: Make Your Micro Think by Keith and Steven Brain is a programming book for the Commodore 64, 149 pages, published by Sunshine Books (an imprint of Scot Press Ltd), London, 1984.

Period AI programming ideas — pattern matching, natural-language toys and game-playing routines — in BASIC.

What this book is not

It is a programming book, not a service document. It carries no schematics, no parts list, no component values and no board layouts, and it is not a source for a repair figure. Citing it for a capacitor value, a voltage rating or a chip location would be citing the wrong kind of document.

For component-level data on the machine use Commodore's own documentation instead:

• Commodore 64 / 64C Service Manual — parts lists, board identification and schematics for every mainboard revision
• Commodore 64 Technical Manual and Parts List — the drawing package, P/N 990439
• Commodore 64 Capacitor Replacement Guide — the wiki's component list, built from those two

Other books hosted here

This is one of 60 Commodore books on this wiki. See Category:Commodore Books for the annotated index, which groups them by what they are for and marks the handful that do carry hardware data.

Download Artificial Intelligence on the Commodore 64 here: SunshineBooks Artificial Intelligence on the Commodore 64.pdf