A blast from the past. UCLA had an S/360 model 91 that was "the campus computer" when I learned to program on it in 1975.
I still have a JCL book from that era somewhere in a box...
//GO.SYSIN DD *
DOO DAH
DOO DAH
(Edited: formatting)
I still have a JCL book from that era somewhere in a box...
//GO.SYSIN DD *
DOO DAH
DOO DAH
(Edited: formatting)
One program I wrote for it could take text and convert it to pig latin.
IIRC, the processor was about 12,000 lines of 360 assembly language.