Jim Butterfield

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Jim Butterfield was a renowned Canadian computer programmer, author, and educator best known for his influential work on Commodore computers and early home computing.

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instanceOf computer programmer
educator
person
activity giving computing lectures
participating in user groups
writing programming guides
areaOfExpertise BASIC programming
Commodore 8-bit computers NERFINISHED
assembly language programming
associatedWith Commodore 64 NERFINISHED
Commodore PET NERFINISHED
Commodore VIC-20 NERFINISHED
communicationMedium books
live presentations
magazines
user group meetings
contributedTo education of non-technical computer users
popularization of home computing
countryOfCitizenship Canada
era early home computer era
familyName Butterfield NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Commodore computers NERFINISHED
computer programming
home computing
genre computer manuals
technical writing
givenName Jim NERFINISHED
influenced Commodore user community
home computer enthusiasts
knownAs Commodore expert
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Jim Butterfield NERFINISHED
nationality Canadian
notableFor early home computing
work on Commodore computers
notableWork books on Commodore computers
magazine articles on home computing
occupation computer educator
computer programmer
technical author
role promoter of accessible computing
taught computer programming concepts
home computer users

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Butterfield hasNotableBearer Jim Butterfield