Where can I find the electronic version of the book: Basic for Everyone: A Basic Programming Course for Beginners 1987?

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Hello.
To understand elementary things in programming, such as: Loop, Array, Structure, etc.
The following book was recommended: BASIC for Everyone: A BASIC Programming Course for Beginners. Authorship: A. Fox, D Fox. Edition Energoatomizdat 1987.
I rummaged through Google and torrents as best I could, I didn’t find the electronic version, but the person who advised says that there is, because the previous one “Served” found it.
What we managed to find on sites where it is physically sold, here are its images:

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Perhaps there are people who will advise something more modern, but also for complete beginners.
Thank you for your attention.

Answer 1

Looks like you've been played.
If you are so drawn to reading ancient manuscripts and studying dead languages, then take Wirth .

Answer 2

Either the person is very much mocked or the person is not in the subject.
To understand such basic things, a textbook for ANY modern language is suitable.
In the base case, to simplify, it is better to take a scripting language, for example, python/perl/php/bash/javascript is good.
In all these languages, it is quite easy and visually possible to work with conditions, loops, procedures, arrays and structures.
Take any basic textbook / course and go. You can even take 2-3 textbooks from different languages, read in a week or two and everything will fit. In addition, learn the difference between languages.