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This program aims to bring "fun" back to programming by using a small, easy to learn programming language for beginners.
If you have any interest in learning computer programming, this appplication is aimed at kids, adults, and beginners is a good place to start.
Small Basic is a programming language that is designed to make programming extremely easy, approachable and fun for beginners.
It encourages everyone, from kids to adults to take their first step into the world of programming.
Some information about Small Basic:
- Small Basic derives its inspiration from the original BASIC programming language, and is based on the Microsoft .Net platform. It is really small with just 15 keywords and uses minimal concepts to keep the barrier to entry as low as possible.
- The Small Basic development environment is simple, yet provides powerful modern environment features like Intellisense™ and instant context sensitive help.
- Small Basic allows third-party libraries to be plugged in with ease, making it possible for the community to extend the experience in fun and interesting ways.
You might want to grab the Getting Started Guide when you download the program, its a great resource.
Aimed at kids and beginners, its well written, well illustrated and easy to understand.
Computer Programming For Beginners, Kids, and Adults
Windows XP or Windows Vista, requires .NET Framework 3.5
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i'm a college student and im taking a information tech. our topics is all about computer programming(visual c++), and im not familiar with that, can you help to understand that topic? i want to learn more.
I'm using QBASIC, an old programming language that is based on DOS (I think), it's easy to learn and use but for most people, after looking at its unappealing DOS-like interface and limitations, they would quickly decide that they don't like it, it's also not compatible with Vista. Nevertheless, it's the first and greatest programming language I've learned when I was about 14 years old and I'm still using it now (so are members of the Qbasic community). To me, C/C++, VB.NET is too complicated to use (VB6 is OK), for the reason that they require lots of lines of code and you have to put a ";" at the end of every line of code. People might have different views and opinions so don't be blinded by mine.
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