133 ;;Quote: Strachey's first program was 20 pages long; after fixing a couple of errors, it ran to completion and played "God Save the King"

135 ;;Quote: "up transfer" and "down transfer" because the Mark I placed electrostatic memory on a lower floor than its magnetic drum and teleprinter

156 ;;Quote: AUTOCODE was an early automatic coding system tied to the Mark I; only one user; no scaling

161 ;;Quote: Brooker's Autocode for nonexpert users; custom teleprinter; included complex variables and the Runge-Kutta solution of differential equations

161 ;;Quote: Autocode's one-level store, a cache, automatically moved floating-point variables between drum disks and electronic store

163 ;;Quote: quickly teach Autocode in hours; the standard account defined Autocode on two pages

163+;;Quote: Autocode reduced programming and testing time by up to a factor of one hundred

163+;;Quote: postal Autocode service for producing programs from requests; less than a week turnaroud

165 ;;Quote: success of Autocode due to ease of use, fulfilled a need, effective selling, and committed support

165+;;Quote: Autocode supported by programming courses, a postal service, documentation, and consultancy