Microsoft Basic? 7.1: A Programmer's Reference
Peter G. Aitken
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Peter G. Aitken
Abstract
BASIC features enhanced programming development tools that enable programmers to write faster, tighter codes for large and complex business applications. This concise, practical reference offers programmers complete and easily accessible information on every aspect of program development with BASIC 7.1. Organized by programming task for quick and easy reference, Microsoft Basic(R) 7.1 focuses on the most essential programming information. It's packed with code examples, code fragments and complete programs to demonstrate programming techniques as well as includes screen shots and diagrams to clarify more complex procedures. Also includes important information on the use of BASIC, structured programming, programming with graphics, managing disk files, debugging, and error handling.
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BASIC features enhanced programming development tools that enable programmers to write faster, tighter codes for large and complex business applications. This concise, practical reference offers programmers complete and easily accessible information on every aspect of program development with BASIC 7.1. Organized by programming task for quick and easy reference, Microsoft Basic(R) 7.1 focuses on the most essential programming information. It's packed with code examples, code fragments and complete programs to demonstrate programming techniques as well as includes screen shots and diagrams to clarify more complex procedures. Also includes important information on the use of BASIC, structured programming, programming with graphics, managing disk files, debugging, and error handling.
Key concepts: Computer science, Programmer, Programming language, Debugging, Graphics, Procedural programming, Code (set theory), Inductive programming