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Full BASIC

Full BASIC, sometimes known as Standard BASIC or ANSI BASIC, is an international standard defining a dialect of the BASIC programming language. It was developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) X3.60 group in partnership with the European ECMA. It describes an advanced version of BASIC with many features including structured…

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related to Bibliography · 68
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related to Full BASIC · 20
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related to Strings · 20
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related to True BASIC · 17
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related to Data types and variables · 15
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related to Input/Output · 15
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related to Program editing · 12
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related to External links · 1
Full BASIC → Decimal BASIC

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Full BASICrelated to BibliographyANSI Programming Languages0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyANSI0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyJanuary0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyStandard ECMA-1160.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyBASIC0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyPDF0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyECMA0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyJune0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyArchived0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyMinimal BASIC0.60section
Full BASICrelated to BibliographyDvorak0.60section
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