Friden Flexowriter.
You hit typewriter keys and it punches the holes in paper tape.
Using manual paper tape punch was only used for editing.
My first bit of code was machine code (homework assignment without benefit of assembler) and we did that in octal (not hex). The machine had an 18-bit word architecture, so it took 6 octal digits to specify a word. So, the code would have looked something like this:
145703
342521
231453
...
The professor wanted us appreciate the convenience of an assembler!
You hit typewriter keys and it punches the holes in paper tape.
Using manual paper tape punch was only used for editing.
My first bit of code was machine code (homework assignment without benefit of assembler) and we did that in octal (not hex). The machine had an 18-bit word architecture, so it took 6 octal digits to specify a word. So, the code would have looked something like this:
145703
342521
231453
...
The professor wanted us appreciate the convenience of an assembler!