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2. CW's BASIC Page A basic programming Couse for Beginners. NB! This course is copyright C Wragg 2000. It must not be reproduced in any form or media http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/cwragg/pages/tutor.htm

A BASIC programming Couse for Beginners The first 7 modules of this tutorial were first published on the Acorn User CD no.11, and the remaining modules on CD No.12. Click on the appropriate button to load the module you wish to see. Module 1: Starting BASIC Module 2: Making Decisions Module 3: Loops, Strings and Nots Module 4: Moving to the WIMP Module 5: Explaining the First Program Module 6: The menu Module 7: Defining windows Module 8: Adding the icons Module 9: Arrays and Buttons Module 10: Keeping the data (1) Module 11: Keeping the data (2) Module 12: Getting it back again Module 13: Drag and Drop Module 14: Bits and Pieces Return to the Index page

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4. Amstrad CPC 464 664 6128 Basic Programming Tutorial And Games. The Basic Idea This Amstrad basic programming tutorial was commercially published as The Basic Idea by Campursoft and was awarded 85% in Amstrad Action s review (May 1994 http://www.sean.co.uk/books/amstrad/

www.sean.co.uk Skip navbar Accessibility Search Help You are here: Home Books > Amstrad CPC Home What's new? Services Books ... Contact Sean's Amstrad CPC homepage This Amstrad Basic programming tutorial was commercially published as 'The Basic Idea' by Campursoft and was awarded 85% in Amstrad Action's review (May 1994), which concluded "it's difficult to see how Campursoft managed to come up with a tutorial that will not only hold your attention long enough to shove information down your throat, but will be friendly and straightforward enough that you'll want to swallow." Download the disc Get my discs of free games and utilities for use with this tutorial. Includes all the games I wrote for Amstrad Action and Amstrad Computer User. How to use a CPC emulator on your PC I get a lot of enquiries about how to use an emulator on the CPC. I can't keep up with all the different configurations, but I've written this step-by-step walkthrough which should enable you to get an emulator up and running quickly. This will enable you to play the games and use the demonstrations referred to in the tutorials. B is for Basic This article introducing Amstrad Basic appeared in Wacci as part of its 'A-Z' of the Amstrad, and introduces Amstrad Basic and the programming culture that surrounded the machine.

5. ZX81 BASIC Programming By Steven Vickers http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sinclair.zx81/

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9. BASIC Programming Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia basic programming language. ASIC (MSDOS); Atari 2600 basic programming (Atari 2600 video game console); ATARI BASIC (aka Sheperdson BASIC) (Atari 8-bit family); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASIC_programming_language

BASIC programming language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. BASIC is a family of high-level programming languages . Originally devised as an easy-to-use tool, it became widespread on home microcomputers in the , and remains popular to this day in a handful of heavily evolved dialects. BASIC's name, coined in classic, computer science tradition to produce a nice acronym , stands for B eginner's A ll-purpose S ymbolic I nstruction C ode ,¹ tied to the name of an unpublished paper by the language's co-inventor, Thomas Kurtz (the name thus having no relation to C. K. Ogden's series " Basic English Table of contents 1 History 1.1 Background 1.2 Birth and early years 1.3 Explosive growth ... edit History edit Background Prior to the mid- , computers were highly expensive tools used only for special-purpose tasks, which ran a single "job" at a time. During the 1960s, however, computer prices started to drop to where even small companies could afford them, and their speed increased to the point they often sat idle, without jobs to run. Programming languages of the era tended to be designed, like the machines on which they ran, for specific purposes such as scientific formula processing. Since single-job machines were expensive, the tendency was to consider execution speed the most important feature of all. In general, they were hard to use, and tended toward a certain "ugliness."

10. Basic Programming And Chipmunk Basic Home Page Ron's basic programming and Chipmunk Basic Home Page. Information about Chipmunk Basic for MacOS, Chipmunk Basic for linux wintel, HotPaw Basic for PalmOS handhelds, and other basic programming Language Resources http://www.nicholson.com/rhn/basic

Ron's Basic Programming and Chipmunk Basic Home Page Information about Chipmunk Basic for MacOS HotPaw Basic for PalmOS handhelds , and other BASIC Programming Language Resources Chipmunk Basic for MacOS Chipmunk Basic for MacOS is an old fashioned Basic interpreter which runs on almost all Macs. Supported features include color graphics, sprites, sound, speech, AppleScript, and even some OOP (object oriented programming) capabilities. Versions are available for System 6.0.7 thru Mac OS X 10.3, for systems from very old Mac 512Ke's up thru the latest Apple iBooks and G4/G5 PowerMacs freeware . You can download it here: Download Chipmunk Basic for Mac OS X , version 3.5.9b3 (Mar-07-2004 Update) Chipmunk Basic README (Please see below for much more documentation.) Also available for download, older version 3.5.8b7 for Mac OS 9 Classic (Sep-2002), version 3.5.7 for System 7 thru Mac OS 9 Classic ( May-2000 binhex stuffit archive ) or an older version 3.5.6 (for older 68k System 6 Macs. released in Aug-1998) You might also be able to obtain Chipmunk Basic 3.5.6 from the

11. Applesoft BASIC Programming Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Applesoft basic programming language. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The first BASIC dialect on the Apple II computer was http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applesoft_BASIC_programming_language

Applesoft BASIC programming language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The first BASIC dialect on the Apple II computer was Integer BASIC , coded and hand-assembled by Steve Wozniak , one of the founders of Apple Computer . It could only handle numbers between -32767 and 32767 and had some limitations with respect to string arrays, but it was fast and bug-free. Enter Bill Gates and Microsoft . Apple was looking for a new version of BASIC for the Apple II Plus computer with 48 KB of RAM . After their success with Altair BASIC , Microsoft was the BASIC vendor of choice at the time; Apple licensed a 10 KB assembly language version of BASIC called "Applesoft." It was similar to BASIC implementations on other -based computers: it used line numbers, spaces were not necessary in lines, plus it had some killer features that Integer BASIC lacked: Atomic strings. A string is no longer an array of characters (like in C ); it is instead a garbage-collected object (like in Scheme and Java ). This allows for string arrays; DIM A$(10) got you a vector of ten string variables.

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13. The Basic Programming Language The basic programming Language. Printed References. Bend, Robert. (1990). Basic An Introduction to Computer Programming. Brooks/Cole Publishing, California. http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/basic/basic.html

The Basic Programming Language Click below to go directly to a specific section: History Significant Language Features Areas of Application Sample Programs ... Acknowledgments History Basic is a very powerful language as a tool for the novice programmer. Basic allows for a wide range of applications, and it has many versions. However, as long as the emphasis is on the techniques of programming and problem solving, the specific syntax is easy to follow. Significant Language Features Basic is a multi-platform language because many basic compilers use the same types of routines. Basic allows: Loops Input from the keyboard Menu Driven Applications System Commands - These are words that make the system perform a specific task immediately. Structured Programming Subroutines Built-In Functions User-Defined Functions Arrays, sorting, and searches Areas of Application Basic has many strong points, such as: Easy to learn for beginners Adds powerful additional features for the advanced user Is designed for interactive use rather than batch work Lends itself to learning by hands-on practical use and is therefore suitable for both the professional and non-professional.

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15. The Visual Basic Programming Language The Visual basic programming Language. Click Dearborn. ATTAP Visual basic programming HUNDREDS of Visual Basic related links!! http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/vbasic/vbasic.html

The Visual Basic Programming Language Click below to go directly to a specific section: History Significant Language Features Areas of Application Sample Programs ... Acknowledgments History Microsoft released Visual Basic in 1987. It was the first visual development tool from Microsoft, and it was to compete with C, C++, Pascal and other well-known programming languages. From the start, Visual Basic wasn't a hit. It wasn't until release 2.0 in 1991 that people really discovered the potential of the language, and with release 3.0 it had become the fastest-growing programming language on the market. What Is Visual Basic? Programmers have undergone a major change in many years of programming various machines. For example what could be created in minutes with Visual Basic could take days in other languages such: as "C" or "Pascal". Visual Basic provides many interesting sets of tools to aid you in building exciting applications. Visual Basic provides these tools to make your life far more easier because all the real hard code is already written for you. With controls like these you can create many applications which use certain parts of windows. For example, one of the controls could be a button, which we have demonstrated in the "Hello World" program below. First create the control on the screen, then write the code which would be executed once the control button is pressed. With this sort of operation in mind, simple programs would take very little code. Why do it like the poor old "C" programmer who would have to write code to even display a window on the screen, when Visual Basic already has this part written for you.

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18. DarkBASIC - Home applications using the easy to understand basic programming language. Even if you've never coded before could teach yourself all you need to know about programming with DarkBASIC http://www.darkbasic.com/

Order Online Newsletter Issue 17 is out now Sign up now for our free monthly newsletter Click here for details Forums Join thousands of game developers in our forums and browse over 295,000 messages. Enter the Forums Product Index Development DarkBASIC DarkBASIC Professional The 3D Gamemaker Graphics Texture Maker ExGen SkyMATTER Video Deluxe 3D Modelling gameSpace Cartography Shop 4 gile[s] 3D Canvas Pro ... Action3D Reducer 3D Models WW2 Media Audio SoundMATTER Music Maker 2003 Sound Essentials Vol 1 Audio Cleaning Lab Programmers Your Program Here? International Sites Germany France Russia Italy ... Poland DarkBASIC - Home DarkBASIC - The Ultimate 3D Games Creator DarkBASIC allows you to create your own games, demos, slideshows, even business applications using the easy to understand BASIC programming language. Even if you've never coded before, just follow the in-depth tutorials and you'll be generating results in minutes! Harness the power of Direct X and make 3D objects come to life in just a few simple commands. What Makes DarkBASIC So Special? For the first time ever, the power of the PC and Microsoft's game engine Direct X can now be controlled by everyday PC users. It's no longer the sole domain of the expert 'C' programmer. Anyone with a PC can now make 3D objects move around the screen interacting with other game objects and taking live responses from the game player's inputs.

19. Visual Basic Examples Visual basic programming Examples. Tutorials. These tutorials contain step by step graphical guides to several visual basic programming concepts and tools. http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~saul/vb_examples/

Saul Greenberg courses HCI topics Visual Basic Programming Examples Other VB resources Tutorials Programs ActiveX Controls ... Third Party Examples These pages collect example tutorials, programs and ActiveX controls displaying particular programming techniques in Visual Basic. I show some of these in class, but you should go through them yourself. Other VB resources Planet Source Code.com has lots of searchable example programs and tutorials E-Commerce Webopedia: ActiveX controls is a page of links, but not sure how good it is for VB Tutorials These tutorials contain step by step graphical guides to several visual basic programming concepts and tools. Note that they are not necessarily in progressive order! Tutorial Description Authors Introduction to Visual Basic Part 1 A very basic demonstration and example of some controls and events A simple example of how to program a listbox MSDN: what it is, how to get at it MSDN sample programs online: how to get at'em Mike Rounding James Tam Introduction to Visual Basic Part 2.

20. ZX Spectrum Manual SINCLAIR ZX SPECTRUM = basic programming By Steven Vickers Edited by Robin Bradbeer Converted to ASCII text by http://www.madhippy.com/8-bit/sinclair/zxspecman/

SINCLAIR ZX SPECTRUM BASIC Programming By Steven Vickers Edited by Robin Bradbeer Converted to ASCII text by Chris Owen (Internet email: co@nvg.unit.no Original edition published in 1982 by Sinclair Research Limited This version published in 1995 by Chris Owen on behalf of Amstrad plc This manual is freely distributable but must not be distributed without this notice. HTML version by Pete Robinson CONTENTS Introduction A guide to the ZX Spectrum keyboard and a description of the display. Chapter 2 Basic programming concepts Programs, line numbers, editing programs using and EDIT RUN LIST GO TO CONTINUE INPUT NEW REM PRINT STOP in INPUT data, BREAK Chapter 3 Decisions IF STOP Chapter 4 Looping FOR NEXT TO STEP . Introducing FOR-NEXT loops Chapter 5 Subroutines GO SUB RETURN Chapter 6 READ DATA RESTORE Chapter 7 Expressions Mathematical expressions using +, -, *, /, scientific notation and variable names. Chapter 8 Strings Handling strings and slicing. Chapter 9 Functions User-definable functions and others readily available on the ZX Spectrum using DEF LEN STR$ VAL SGN ABS INT SQR FN Chapter 10 Mathematical functions Including simple trigonometry: PI EXP LN SIN COS TAN ASN ACS ATN Chapter 11 Random numbers Using RANDOMIZE and RND Chapter 12 Arrays Strings and numeric arrays - DIM Chapter 13 Conditions Logical expressions: AND OR NOT Chapter 14 The character set A look at the ZX character set including graphics and how to construct your own graphic characters: CODE CHR$ POKE PEEK USR BIN Chapter 15 More about PRINT and INPUT Some more complicated uses of these commands using separators:

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