Now when the program runs, it asks for the time value. Say 10 seconds is entered. The program calculates that the velocity after 10 seconds for a falling object is 49 meters per second. That is not adjusting for wind resistance.
I started to code quite a few physics formulas like the one above. Each was presented as a printed report. For the velocity, for example, the program might calculate the speed for each of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 seconds of falling time and display the resultant velocity. This was graphed. Pretty simple.
After high school, I didn't work with computers again until 1983 when I took a diploma program at college. That is the topic of several more future blog posts!