Modes of Basic operations

There are two Basic modes of operations of BASIC. These are: i. Direct Mode: The features are a. BASIC statements and commands are executed once they are entered. b. BASIC statements are not preceded by line numbers c. Results of arithmetic and logical operations can be displayed quickly and stored for future use. d. Instructions …

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Microsoft Basic Character Set

A character denotes any letter, digit and punctuation symbols of information in any language. Alphabetic characters (A-Z, a-z) Numeric characters (0 – 9 and A-F or a-f for hexadecimal numbers) and Special characters. Some special characters have special meaning and are used for special purposes. These are: Data — Type Suffixes ! Single — precision …

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VERSIONS OF BASIC

Some of the existing versions of BASIC are: Sinclair BASIC BASICA GW BASICA Borland Turbo BASIC Microsoft Quick Basic Visual Basic etc. Many of the above versions are outdated. The most current one in use is the visual Basic. It allows you to design the user interface visually.

Flowchart Symbols

There are standard symbols used in flowcharting. These symbols and their meaning are as shown below. Oval : Used indicate terminal point for example START or STOP Rectangle: Used to indicate any kind of general processing function, A= for example IET A = B + C Parallelogram: Used to indicate input of a data to …

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