Basics for DOS

ISBN-10
0830622004
ISBN-13
9780830622009
Category
Computers
Pages
432
Language
English
Published
1992
Publisher
Windcrest
Author
Gary Cornell

Description

Introduces the features of the QBasic, as well as GW-BASIC and BASICA, programming languages, and discusses loops, decisions, functions, subroutines, error trapping, lists, arrays, graphics, recursion, and files

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