"GWBASIC"
GW BASIC is a language which was made first in the year of 1982. It is use for making programmes or softwares such as calculator, a buisness software, for gaming,mark sheet,bank records etc. Now a days it's need is in office and schools.....
it works with commands and use "Interpreter" as translator.
some of the commands such as following:
etc
and in this we see two categories "numeric value" and sting value:
we use no any special variable for "numeric value" but for "Alphanumeric/sting value" we use "$" before value
A example of programme:
it was a little introduction for GWBASIC i will share more about it and progrrames for Thanks!
Muneeb Qazi
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Q:what is G.W BASIC actually????
GW BASIC is a language which was made first in the year of 1982. It is use for making programmes or softwares such as calculator, a buisness software, for gaming,mark sheet,bank records etc. Now a days it's need is in office and schools.....
Q:2) how it actually works?
it works with commands and use "Interpreter" as translator.
some of the commands such as following:
1) cls
2) auto
3) print
4) syntax
5) goto
6) while
7) Wend
etc
and in this we see two categories "numeric value" and sting value:
1) Numeric values are those values which consist only on number e.g 12134569
2) Alphanumeric/Sting value are those values which consist on alphabates and numeric or only alphabatic.
we use no any special variable for "numeric value" but for "Alphanumeric/sting value" we use "$" before value
A example of programme:
cls
print"Online Education"
print"www.muneebonlineworks.blogspot.com"
end
press F2 key to run your programme
it was a little introduction for GWBASIC i will share more about it and progrrames for Thanks!
Muneeb Qazi
If you like please dont forget to share this and give your feed back to me!
Any question or need help feel free just go to our question askers page and ask your questions.
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