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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Basic | | | |  Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basic film - SynopsisA helicopter circles over the Panamanian jungle. On board is a team of Army Ranger trainees, and their commander, Sergeant Nathan West (Samuel L. Jackson). The team consists of six trainees: Pike, Dunbar, Kendall, Mueller, Nunez, and Castro. Their objective is to move through the jungle while a hurricane rages above, use live fire to hit targets, then rendezvous at a small shanty, where West will be waiting for them.
Seventeen hours later, Dunbar emerges from the jungle carrying a wounded Kendall on his back. He exchanges fire with Mu ...
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Visual Basic - Language features Visual Basic was designed to be usable by all programmers, whether novice or expert. The language is designed to make it easy to create simple GUI applications, but also has the flexibility to develop fairly complex applications as well. Programming in VB is a combination of visually arranging components on a form, specifying attributes and actions of those components, and writing additional lines of code for more functionality. Since default attributes and actions are defined for the components, a simple program can be created without the p ...
See also:Visual Basic, Visual Basic - Derivative languages, Visual Basic - Language features, Visual Basic - Controversy, Visual Basic - Programming constructs not present in Visual Basic, Visual Basic - Behaviors present in Visual Basic, Visual Basic - Visual Basic and VB.NET, Visual Basic - Evolution of Visual Basic, Visual Basic - Timeline of Visual Basic before Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic - Timeline of Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic - Visual Basic and HyperCard Read more here: » Visual Basic: Encyclopedia II - Visual Basic - Language features |
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| | | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Blitz BASIC - Cross-Platform Languages
Blitz BASIC - BlitzMAX.
The latest installment of the Blitz suite of languages is BlitzMAX, a language which supports PC, Linux and Mac installations. BlitzMAX brought the largest change of language structure to the modern range of Blitz products by adding object-orientation concepts and switching the graphics layer to favour OpenGL.
BlitzMAX is also the first truly modular version of the language, allowing complete plugins to be written for the language. This has opened up new possibilities for programmer ...
See also:Blitz BASIC, Blitz BASIC - Amiga Languages, Blitz BASIC - Blitz BASIC, Blitz BASIC - Blitz BASIC 2, Blitz BASIC - PC Languages, Blitz BASIC - Blitz Basic 2D, Blitz BASIC - Blitz3D, Blitz BASIC - BlitzPlus, Blitz BASIC - Cross-Platform Languages, Blitz BASIC - BlitzMAX, Blitz BASIC - Blitz Programming Books, Blitz BASIC - Game Programming For Teens, Blitz BASIC - Learn to Program 2D Games in Blitz Basic, Blitz BASIC - Blitz Basic example code Read more here: » Blitz BASIC: Encyclopedia II - Blitz BASIC - Cross-Platform Languages |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - BASIC dialects There are more dialects of BASIC than there are of any other programming language. All but a very few home computers of the 1980s had a ROM-resident BASIC interpreter.
One interpreted free version, compliant with standards and highly cross-platform, is Bywater BASIC (bwBASIC). The interpreter is written in C and comes under a GNU license. It is meant for text console programs, and as such does not include a builder for creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
The best known compiled versions are Microsoft's Q ...
See also:BASIC programming language, BASIC programming language - History, BASIC programming language - Background, BASIC programming language - Early years — the mini computer era, BASIC programming language - Explosive growth — the home computer era, BASIC programming language - Maturity — the personal computer era, BASIC programming language - The language, BASIC programming language - Syntax, BASIC programming language - Procedures and flow control, BASIC programming language - Data types, BASIC programming language - Relational logical operators, BASIC programming language - Examples, BASIC programming language - Hello world!, BASIC programming language - Classic BASIC, BASIC programming language - Modern BASIC, BASIC programming language - BASIC dialects, BASIC programming language - Notes Read more here: » BASIC programming language: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - BASIC dialects |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Visual Basic .NET - Relation to Visual Basic Whether Visual Basic .NET should be considered as just another version of Visual Basic or a completely different language is a topic of debate. This is not obvious, as once the methods that have been moved around and which can be automatically converted are accounted for, the basic syntax of the language has not seen many "breaking" changes, just additions to support new features like structured exception handling and short circuited expressions. One simple change that can be confusing to previous users is that of Integer and Long data types ...
See also:Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic .NET - Versions of Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic .NET - Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic .NET - Visual Basic .NET 2003, Visual Basic .NET - Visual Basic 2005, Visual Basic .NET - Relation to Visual Basic, Visual Basic .NET - Comparative samples, Visual Basic .NET - Controversy concerning VB.NET Read more here: » Visual Basic .NET: Encyclopedia II - Visual Basic .NET - Relation to Visual Basic |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Atari ST BASIC - The use of ST BASIC As it came standard with many early STs for several years, it rapidly became the standard BASIC for the ST. If a computer magazine was to publish some code, or if someone was to distribute a BASIC file, then using ST BASIC would maximise the number of people who could run the program.
However, many people found it inadequate for their needs. Although many people who had just upgraded from an 8-bit home computer found it to be faster than the BASIC for their old computer, and were impressed with the ST's graphical abilities, and the ab ...
See also:Atari ST BASIC, Atari ST BASIC - Origins, Atari ST BASIC - Appearance on screen, Atari ST BASIC - The use of ST BASIC, Atari ST BASIC - Alternatives to ST BASIC, Atari ST BASIC - Books, Atari ST BASIC - Trivia, Atari ST BASIC - Sources Read more here: » Atari ST BASIC: Encyclopedia II - Atari ST BASIC - The use of ST BASIC |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - The language
BASIC programming language - Syntax.
Basic statements are terminated by line endings unless there is a line continuation character. A very minimal BASIC syntax only needs the LET, PRINT, IF and GOTO commands.
Line numbers were a very distinctive aspect of classic home computer BASIC. Some BASIC interpreters later appeared with a built-in RENUMBER command.
Some (but not all) modern BASIC dialects have abandoned line numbers, and support most (or all) of the structured control and data declaration con ...
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - Examples
BASIC programming language - Hello world!.
10 PRINT "Hello, world!"
20 END
BASIC programming language - Classic BASIC.
Classic BASIC. Note that this example is actually well structured, demonstrating that use of the GOTO statement does not necessarily lead to an unstructured program.
10 INPUT "What is your name: "; U$
20 PRINT "Hello "; U$
25 REM
30 INPUT "How many stars do you want: "; N
35 S$ = ""
40 FOR I = 1 TO N
50 S$ = S$ + "*"
55 NEXT I
60 PRINT ...
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| | | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - History
BASIC programming language - Background.
Prior to the mid-1960s, computers were highly expensive tools used only for special-purpose tasks. In a simple form of batch processing, these machines ran only 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 where they often sat idle without jobs to run.
Programming languages of the era tended to be designed, like the machines on which they r ...
See also:BASIC programming language, BASIC programming language - History, BASIC programming language - Background, BASIC programming language - Early years — the mini computer era, BASIC programming language - Explosive growth — the home computer era, BASIC programming language - Maturity — the personal computer era, BASIC programming language - The language, BASIC programming language - Syntax, BASIC programming language - Procedures and flow control, BASIC programming language - Data types, BASIC programming language - Relational logical operators, BASIC programming language - Examples, BASIC programming language - Hello world!, BASIC programming language - Classic BASIC, BASIC programming language - Modern BASIC, BASIC programming language - BASIC dialects, BASIC programming language - Notes Read more here: » BASIC programming language: Encyclopedia II - BASIC programming language - History |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - List of basic philosophical topics - Basic philosophical concepts A priori -- A posteriori -- abduction -- absolute -- Aesthetics -- Age of Enlightenment -- Agnosticism -- Altruism -- Ambiguity -- American Philosophical Association -- analytic philosophy -- analogy -- Aristotle -- atheism -- awareness -- axiom --
being -- belief -- Buddhist philosophy --
causality -- Cogito, ergo sum -- consciousness -- cosmogony -- cosmology -- continental philosophy -- creation --
deconstruction -- deduction -- determinism -- dialectics -- dualism --
Eastern philosophy -- emergent philosophies -- epistemic justification -- epistemology -- ethical re ...
See also:List of basic philosophical topics, List of basic philosophical topics - General philosophical topics, List of basic philosophical topics - Branches of philosophy, List of basic philosophical topics - Subdisciplines of philosophy, List of basic philosophical topics - Philosophical movements, List of basic philosophical topics - Philosophical movements of the ancient world, List of basic philosophical topics - Philosophical movements of the modern world, List of basic philosophical topics - Influential philosophers, List of basic philosophical topics - Basic philosophical concepts, List of basic philosophical topics - The Isms doctrines schools and principles of philosophy, List of basic philosophical topics - Philosophical topics by region, List of basic philosophical topics - Potential emergent philosophies, List of basic philosophical topics - General philosophy lists, List of basic philosophical topics - General philosophy topics, List of basic philosophical topics - General online philosophy resources Read more here: » List of basic philosophical topics: Encyclopedia II - List of basic philosophical topics - Basic philosophical concepts |
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| | | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Historical references Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt supported the idea of Basic English's use as an international language recommending it in a speech at Harvard in 1943. Amused critics said that "blood, toil, tears and sweat" translates into Basic English as "blood, hard work, eyewash and body water". A less literal version is: "All I am offering you is death and pain, bitter trouble and hard, unending work."
According to the Times Educational Supplement's Talking To series, George Orwell might have parodied Basic English in his book Ninetee ...
See also:Basic English, Basic English - Rules of grammar, Basic English - Criticisms misunderstandings and answers, Basic English - Historical references, Basic English - Word List, Basic English - Operations - 100 words, Basic English - Things - 400 general words, Basic English - Things - 200 picturable words, Basic English - Qualities - 100 descriptive words, Basic English - Qualities - 50 opposites Read more here: » Basic English: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Historical references |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Criticisms misunderstandings and answers Criticism: In order to reduce word count, Basic English uses large numbers of idiomatic expressions which are non-obvious to non-native English speakers. For example the term "make good" is used for "succeed" while the term "make bad" is not used for "fail".
Rebuttal: "Make good" is not necessary in Basic English. Ogden gives a suggestion to make use of "do well". For "fail" it will be enough to make use of "don't do well" or "doesn't do well".
Criticism: English relies heavily on idioms, of which there are ...
See also:Basic English, Basic English - Rules of grammar, Basic English - Criticisms misunderstandings and answers, Basic English - Historical references, Basic English - Word List, Basic English - Operations - 100 words, Basic English - Things - 400 general words, Basic English - Things - 200 picturable words, Basic English - Qualities - 100 descriptive words, Basic English - Qualities - 50 opposites Read more here: » Basic English: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Criticisms misunderstandings and answers |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Word List These are the 850 core words of Basic English.
Basic English - Operations - 100 words.
come, get, give, go, keep, let, make, put, seem, take, be, do, have, say, see, send, may, will
about, across, after, against, among, at, before, between, by, down, from, in, off, on, over, through, to, under, up, with, as, for, of, till, than,
a, the, all, any, every, no, other, some, such, that, this, I, he, you, who,
and, because, but, or, if, though, while, how, when, where, why,
again, ever, f ...
See also:Basic English, Basic English - Rules of grammar, Basic English - Criticisms misunderstandings and answers, Basic English - Historical references, Basic English - Word List, Basic English - Operations - 100 words, Basic English - Things - 400 general words, Basic English - Things - 200 picturable words, Basic English - Qualities - 100 descriptive words, Basic English - Qualities - 50 opposites Read more here: » Basic English: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Word List |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Criticisms, misunderstandings and answers Criticism: In order to reduce word count, Basic English uses large numbers of idiomatic expressions which are non-obvious to non-native English speakers. For example the term "make good" is used for "succeed" while the term "make bad" is not used for "fail".
Rebuttal: "Make good" is not necessary in Basic English. Ogden gives a suggestion to make use of "do well". For "fail" it will be enough to make use of "don't do well" or "doesn't do well".
Criticism: English relies heavily on idioms, of which there are ...
See also:Basic English, Basic English - Rules of grammar, Basic English - Criticisms, misunderstandings and answers, Basic English - Historical references, Basic English - Word List, Basic English - Operations - 100 words, Basic English - Things - 400 general words, Basic English - Things - 200 picturable words, Basic English - Qualities - 100 descriptive words, Basic English - Qualities - 50 opposites Read more here: » Basic English: Encyclopedia II - Basic English - Criticisms, misunderstandings and answers |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Dartmouth BASIC - User interface DTSS implemented an early integrated development environment (IDE): an interactive command line interface. There was no need to log out. If users did not respond, they were logged out after a short delay.
Any line typed in by the user, and beginning with a line number, was added to the program, replacing any previously stored line with the same number; anything else was assumed to be a DTSS command and immediately executed. Lines which consisted solely of a line number weren't stored but did remove any previously stored line with the same number. This method of editing was necessary because of the use of teletypes as the te ...
See also:Dartmouth BASIC, Dartmouth BASIC - Development history, Dartmouth BASIC - User interface, Dartmouth BASIC - List of commands, Dartmouth BASIC - Keywords, Dartmouth BASIC - List of statements, Dartmouth BASIC - List of operators, Dartmouth BASIC - List of functions Read more here: » Dartmouth BASIC: Encyclopedia II - Dartmouth BASIC - User interface |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Basics of quantum mechanics - Background Through over fifty years of experimentation and applied science, quantum mechanical theory has proven to be very successful and practical. The term "quantum mechanics" was first coined by Max Born in 1924. Quantum mechanics is the foundation for other sciences including condensed matter physics, quantum chemistry, and particle physics.
Despite the success of quantum mechanics, it does have some controversial elements. For example, the behaviour of microscopic objects described in quantum mechanics is very different from our everyday e ...
See also:Basics of quantum mechanics, Basics of quantum mechanics - Background, Basics of quantum mechanics - Old quantum theory, Basics of quantum mechanics - Planck's constant, Basics of quantum mechanics - Reduced Planck's constant, Basics of quantum mechanics - Bohr atom, Basics of quantum mechanics - Wave-particle duality, Basics of quantum mechanics - Development of modern quantum mechanics, Basics of quantum mechanics - Full quantum mechanical theory, Basics of quantum mechanics - Schrödinger wave equation, Basics of quantum mechanics - Uncertainty Principle, Basics of quantum mechanics - Wavefunction collapse, Basics of quantum mechanics - Eigenstates and eigenvalues, Basics of quantum mechanics - The Pauli Exclusion Principle, Basics of quantum mechanics - Dirac wave equation, Basics of quantum mechanics - Quantum entanglement, Basics of quantum mechanics - Notes Read more here: » Basics of quantum mechanics: Encyclopedia II - Basics of quantum mechanics - Background |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - TI-BASIC calculators - Examples These examples are slightly Z80-biased. For example, "ClrHome" would be "ClrLCD" on the TI-85 and TI-86.
TI-BASIC calculators - Hello world.
The following program, when run, will clear the screen and print the words "HELLO WORLD":
:ClrHome
:Disp "HELLO WORLD"
TI-BASIC calculators - Add integers and display sum.
The following program will add the integers from 1 to 20 inclusive, and store the result to variable "A". It will then display the contents of A on a blank screen:
:Clr ...
See also:TI-BASIC calculators, TI-BASIC calculators - Examples, TI-BASIC calculators - Hello world, TI-BASIC calculators - Add integers and display sum, TI-BASIC calculators - Await keypress display keycode, TI-BASIC calculators - Number guessing game, TI-BASIC calculators - Move dot using arrow keys, TI-BASIC calculators - Exec: calling OS routines, TI-BASIC calculators - Dialog boxes Read more here: » TI-BASIC calculators: Encyclopedia II - TI-BASIC calculators - Examples |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - Production theory basics - Isoquants There are many ways of producing a given level of output. You can use a lot of labour with a minimal amount of capital, or you could invest heavily in capital equipment that requires a minimal amount of labour to operate, or any combination in between. For most goods, there are more than just two inputs. For example in agriculture, the amount of land, water, and fertilizer can all be varied to produce different amounts of a crop. An isoquant, in the two input case, is a curve that shows all the ways of combining two inputs so as to produce a ...
See also:Production theory basics, Production theory basics - Efficiency and X-efficiency, Production theory basics - Factors of production, Production theory basics - Total average and marginal product, Production theory basics - Diminishing returns, Production theory basics - Diminishing marginal returns, Production theory basics - Many ways of expressing the production relationship, Production theory basics - Isoquants, Production theory basics - The marginal rate of technical substitution Read more here: » Production theory basics: Encyclopedia II - Production theory basics - Isoquants |
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| | | | | Basic: Encyclopedia II - List of basic criminal justice topics - B Bail -- Bias crime -- Booking -- Burglary
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See also:List of basic criminal justice topics, List of basic criminal justice topics - A, List of basic criminal justice topics - B, List of basic criminal justice topics - C, List of basic criminal justice topics - D, List of basic criminal justice topics - E, List of basic criminal justice topics - F, List of basic criminal justice topics - G, List of basic criminal justice topics - H, List of basic criminal justice topics - I, List of basic criminal justice topics - J, List of basic criminal justice topics - K, List of basic criminal justice topics - L, List of basic criminal justice topics - M, List of basic criminal justice topics - N, List of basic criminal justice topics - O, List of basic criminal justice topics - P, List of basic criminal justice topics - Q, List of basic criminal justice topics - R, List of basic criminal justice topics - S, List of basic criminal justice topics - T, List of basic criminal justice topics - U, List of basic criminal justice topics - V, List of basic criminal justice topics - W, List of basic criminal justice topics - X, List of basic criminal justice topics - Y, List of basic criminal justice topics - Z Read more here: » List of basic criminal justice topics: Encyclopedia II - List of basic criminal justice topics - B |
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