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List of BASIC dialects - A.
ABasiC (Amiga) — Relatively limited. Initially provided with Amigas by MetaComCo.
ABC BASIC (ABC80/800) BASIC for Luxors ABC line of computers.
ACE (Amiga) — A Compiler for Everyone — A freeware BASIC compiler that is AmigaBASIC compatible and contains extra features, some of which exploit the Amiga's hardware and operating system. [1] [2]
Advanced BASIC: See 'BASICA'
Altair BASIC (aka MITS 4K BASIC, ...
See also:List of BASIC dialects, List of BASIC dialects - Dialects, List of BASIC dialects - A, List of BASIC dialects - B, List of BASIC dialects - C, List of BASIC dialects - D, List of BASIC dialects - E, List of BASIC dialects - F, List of BASIC dialects - G, List of BASIC dialects - H, List of BASIC dialects - I, List of BASIC dialects - J, List of BASIC dialects - K, List of BASIC dialects - L, List of BASIC dialects - M, List of BASIC dialects - N, List of BASIC dialects - O, List of BASIC dialects - P, List of BASIC dialects - Q, List of BASIC dialects - R, List of BASIC dialects - S, List of BASIC dialects - T, List of BASIC dialects - U, List of BASIC dialects - V, List of BASIC dialects - W, List of BASIC dialects - X, List of BASIC dialects - Y, List of BASIC dialects - Z, List of BASIC dialects - BASIC extensions, List of BASIC dialects - Related languages Read more here: » List of BASIC dialects: Encyclopedia II - List of BASIC dialects - Dialects |
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List of BASIC dialects by platform - Apple I/II/III.
Apple Business BASIC
Applesoft BASIC — Based on the same Microsoft code that Commodore BASIC was based on. Standard on the Apple II Plus and Apple II Europlus.
Integer BASIC — Steve Wozniak's own creation. Was originally known simply as "Apple BASIC". For the BASICs available at the time, it was extremely fast and memory-efficient. Only supported intege ...
See also:List of BASIC dialects by platform, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Platforms, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Apple I/II/III, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Apple Macintosh, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Atari 8-bit 400/800/XL/XE/etc, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Atari TOS, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Commodore Amiga, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Commodore 8-bit VIC-20/C64/etc, List of BASIC dialects by platform - CP/M, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Microsoft DOS and clones, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Microsoft Windows, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Newton OS 1.x/2.x, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Palm OS, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Sinclair computers derivatives and clones, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Texas Instruments, List of BASIC dialects by platform - TRS-80, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Unix / Linux, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Categories, List of BASIC dialects by platform - DEC derived, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Embedded devices / microcontrollers, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Embedded inside other software, List of BASIC dialects by platform - HP derived, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Scripting languages based on BASIC, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Video game consoles, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Multiple platforms, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Miscellaneous BASIC dialects, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Notes Read more here: » List of BASIC dialects by platform: Encyclopedia II - List of BASIC dialects by platform - Platforms |
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List of BASIC dialects by platform - DEC derived.
BASIC dialects which originated at Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), or are derived from same:
BASIC-11 - for RSX-11 on PDP-11
BASIC-PLUS - for RSTS/E on PDP-11
BASIC Plus 2 - for RSTS/E or RSX-11 on PDP-11
VAX BASIC - Ported to VAX/VMS
DEC BASIC - Ported to OpenVMS on Alpha
Compaq BASIC for OpenVMS - Renamed when Compaq bought DEC
HP BASIC for OpenVMS - Renamed when HP and Compaq merged (current name)
Since the ...
See also:List of BASIC dialects by platform, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Platforms, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Apple I/II/III, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Apple Macintosh, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Atari 8-bit 400/800/XL/XE/etc, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Atari TOS, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Commodore Amiga, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Commodore 8-bit VIC-20/C64/etc, List of BASIC dialects by platform - CP/M, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Microsoft DOS and clones, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Microsoft Windows, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Newton OS 1.x/2.x, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Palm OS, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Sinclair computers derivatives and clones, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Texas Instruments, List of BASIC dialects by platform - TRS-80, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Unix / Linux, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Categories, List of BASIC dialects by platform - DEC derived, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Embedded devices / microcontrollers, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Embedded inside other software, List of BASIC dialects by platform - HP derived, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Scripting languages based on BASIC, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Video game consoles, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Multiple platforms, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Miscellaneous BASIC dialects, List of BASIC dialects by platform - Notes Read more here: » List of BASIC dialects by platform: Encyclopedia II - List of BASIC dialects by platform - Categories |
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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 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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| | | | List of BASIC dialects: 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 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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| | | | List of BASIC dialects: Encyclopedia II - List of BASIC dialects - BASIC extensions BASIC extensions (also known as BASIC toolkits) extend a particular basic.
(Platforms: APCW = Amstrad PCW; C64 = Commodore 64; C128 = Commodore 128; Spec = ZX Spectrum; Spec+3 = ZX Spectrum +3; VIC-20 = Commodore VIC-20)
BASIC 8.0 (C128) – Third-party extension of the C128's Commodore BASIC 7.0
Beta BASIC (Spec) – A BASIC toolkit that extended Sinclair BASIC.
Exbasic Level II (C64) – Extended BASIC. An improved BASIC for the C64, which was loaded from disk ...
See also:List of BASIC dialects, List of BASIC dialects - Dialects, List of BASIC dialects - A, List of BASIC dialects - B, List of BASIC dialects - C, List of BASIC dialects - D, List of BASIC dialects - E, List of BASIC dialects - F, List of BASIC dialects - G, List of BASIC dialects - H, List of BASIC dialects - I, List of BASIC dialects - J, List of BASIC dialects - K, List of BASIC dialects - L, List of BASIC dialects - M, List of BASIC dialects - N, List of BASIC dialects - O, List of BASIC dialects - P, List of BASIC dialects - Q, List of BASIC dialects - R, List of BASIC dialects - S, List of BASIC dialects - T, List of BASIC dialects - U, List of BASIC dialects - V, List of BASIC dialects - W, List of BASIC dialects - X, List of BASIC dialects - Y, List of BASIC dialects - Z, List of BASIC dialects - BASIC extensions, List of BASIC dialects - Related languages Read more here: » List of BASIC dialects: Encyclopedia II - List of BASIC dialects - BASIC extensions |
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