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I extracted BASIC listings for Tim Hartnell's 1986 book

Archive of BASIC listings from Tim Hartnell's book 'Exploring Artificial Intelligence on Your IBM PC'. Tim Hartnell was one of the most prolific authors during the early days of the home computing boom, writing many popular books covering genres of games on different platforms and, in this case, artificial intelligence.

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