Revisions to Why did the C64 have ← and ↑ as dedicated keys?

Fix link for users who are so retro that they don't have links.

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edited Feb 17, 2019 at 17:10

The ← and ↑ symbols are remnants of an earlier version of ASCII; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ASCII1963-infobox-paths.svgASCII.

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

The ← and ↑ symbols are remnants of an earlier version of ASCII; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ASCII1963-infobox-paths.svg

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

The ← and ↑ symbols are remnants of an earlier version of ASCII.

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

fix link for those users who are so retro that they don't have javascript

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The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

The ← and ↑ symbols are remnants of an earlier version of ASCII; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ASCII1963-infobox-paths.svg

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

Clarified which symbol replaced which.

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edited Feb 15, 2019 at 21:26

These symbolsThe ← and ↑ have now been replaced with ^_ and _^ respectively.

These symbols have now been replaced with ^ and _.

The ← and ↑ have now been replaced with _ and ^ respectively.

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edited Feb 15, 2019 at 20:28

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