QBASIC MADE EASY: FOR Beginner and intermediate level

by Watson Thomas, Jamiu Solaty

BASIC, in full Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code, computer programming language developed by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz at Dartmouth College in the mid 1960s. One of the simplest high-level languages, with commands similar to English, it can be learned with relative ease even by schoolchildren and novice programmers. It had simple data structures and notation, and it was a BASIC program was translated line-by-line and executed as it was translated, which made it easy to locate programming errors. Its small size and simplicity made BASIC a popular language for early personal computers. Its recent forms such as Visual Basic have adopted many of the data and control structures of other contemporary languages, which makes it more powerful but less convenient for beginners.

Understanding programs can appear difficult at first, but their reliance on logical operations allow for easy learning of commands which you will commonly see in many programs. A program itself is merely a series of commands in the order in which they are to be executed. The amount of code is dependent on how simple the task generally, and different types of code may be used for the advantages they give. This book (Easiest learning Qbasic) is considered an excellent starting point for moving onto other languages, and can be useful for simple understanding of programs.
This book contains examples on each topic in order to make the learners understand better and to prepare the students to understand any other programming language

140 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 4, 2022