PolyMorphic Systems Basic
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Below you will find brief information for BASIC. The BASIC language is a computer language simple enough to be used by beginners, yet powerful enough to carry out sophisticated computation. This manual demonstrates how to use the various commands, statements, and functions to develop programs in BASIC. It also contains a sample program demonstrating the use of the PLOT feature. Included in the appendices are information on how to load BASIC and save and load a BASIC program, instructions for interfacing with the assembler and memory, a description of the BASIC character set, and a complete list of commands, functions, and keywords recognized by BASIC.
Key Features
Simple to learn and use
powerful enough to carry out sophisticated computation
Provides functions for string manipulation and arrays
Includes a PLOT feature for creating graphics
Supports user-defined functions and subroutines
Comprehensive error message system
Allows direct interface to the assembler and memory
Includes a complete character set for programming
Offers a wide range of commands, functions, and keywords
Pages: 119 PolyMorphic Systems Basic User manual
Brand: PolyMorphic Systems Category: Development software Size: 11 MB
Languages: English
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What is BASIC?
BASIC is a computer language simple enough to be used by beginners, yet powerful enough to carry out sophisticated computation.
What are the main features of BASIC?
BASIC provides functions for string manipulation and arrays, includes a PLOT feature for creating graphics, supports user-defined functions and subroutines, and allows direct interface to the assembler and memory.
How do I load BASIC into my computer?
The proper methods for saving and loading BASIC programs and for loading BASIC itself are described in Appendix A.
How do I create a BASIC program?
You may give BASIC some simple instructions by using Direct Statements. BASIC will execute these instructions immediately. Another way of giving BASIC instructions is to give BASIC a program. A BASIC program consists of a series of statements treated as a unit. BASIC does not execute these instructions immediately and individually. Instead, the instructions in a program are executed sequentially when the program "runs."
How do I run a BASIC program?
To begin execution of your program, type RUN followed by a carriage return, and BASIC will begin execution at the first line in your program.
What are the different types of program statements in BASIC?
The three program statements used very commonly throughout any program are: 1) REM remark, 2) STOP, and 3) ASSignment Statements, LET. The remark statement allows the programmer to add comments to the program without those comments being processed by BASIC.
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