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# Geometry Plotter

This is another program by the winner of the TS1000 section of our contest. Mr. Sweitzer tells us that his program has been “field tested” in his classroom. He also reports that he has one pupil who is turning into a real computer enthusiast as a result of his work with the good ol’ ZX81. More power to you, Alex!