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Discussion by veightar with 5 Replies.
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I will be much appreciative if you could help me
There are 3 generations of BASIC languages:
1st Generation: Mainly used by mathematicians and scientists, since home comuters weren't that wide spread... For example, Commodore computers used BASIC V2 as it's operating system, or something similar to OS... You could enter program directly, without an editing program, directly into RAM... Every line of code, had to be preceded by a line number
2nd Generation: QuickBASIC (QB, or QBasic) or PowerBASIC... This new generation offered improvements of the language, mostly in the areas of structured and procedural programming... Line numbers were optional in this generation, and literal labels introduced, to achieve program branching...
3rd Generation: This is where Visual Basic and Visual Basic.NET show up... This generations main improvement is object-oriented (OO) programmin, and event driven programming... There was one version ov Visual Basci for Dos, and all later versions were made for Windows... Visual Basic.NET is the last version of BASIC, in Micro$oft's production...
You can look-up much more info about BASIC languages on Wikipedia...
What kind of help do you need?
C is not a BASIC programming language. It uses an entirely different syntax and is at a 'lower' level than BASIC. GW-BASIC, QuickBASIC, Q-BASIC, PowerBASIC, VisualBasic, and Turbo BASIC are examples of BASIC programming languages.
@Nik
BASIC can be used for various purposes. If you are a mathematician, you can use BASIC for graphing, although there are other software tools that can meet your need better. For business users, BASIC can provide a means of writing a custom application for storing and retrieving data. Academic users can use BASIC's capabilities for calculations or for quiz engines. BASIC can also be used to write computer games and you can also find a BASIC implementation of Doom. There's a lot that the programming language can do and it can be extended by libraries written in C or assembly language, depending on the type of BASIC you are using.
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