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SUPER BASIC

SUPER BASIC, sometimes SBASIC for short, is an advanced dialect of the BASIC programming language offered on Tymshare's SDS 940 systems starting in 1968 and available well into the 1970s.

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Developer
Dan Lewis and Frank Bracher, Tymshare
First appeared
1968; 58 years ago (1968)

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SUPER BASIC

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples76
Avg. degree1.95
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SUPER BASIC

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related to Statements · 17
SUPER BASIC → Additionally, As, BASICs, Dartmouth BASIC, Finally, For, FORI, FORX, In, JOSS, Microsoft BASIC, MS, Remarks, ThusFORI, TO, Ystops, Ywill
related to Binary math and logical values · 13
SUPER BASIC → A-B, A/B-1, ANDandNOT, As, BASIC, Boolean, EPS, EQVfor, If, In, Internally, The, To
related to File I/O · 13
SUPER BASIC → ASFILEX, FORMwas, INPUT, ON, ON XandPRINT ON XwhereXis, OUTPUT, POS, SIZE, The, TheENDFILE, When, WRITE ON Xwas, XorCLOSE
related to Strings · 9
SUPER BASIC → Additionally, As, BASIC, HELLO, In, STRING, This, To, WORLD
related to Bibliography · 8
SUPER BASIC → February, Gregory, ISBN, Lulu, Nathan, SUPER BASIC Reference Manual, The Tym Before, Tymshare
related to Print formatting · 8
SUPER BASIC → BASICs, BBB, Field, PRINT IN FORMATworked, PRINT IN IMAGE, TheFORMATversion, Thus, USINGor
related to Direct and indirect mode · 5
SUPER BASIC → BASIC, Commands, If, Like, New
Developer · 1
SUPER BASIC → Dan Lewis and Frank Bracher, Tymshare
First appeared · 1
SUPER BASIC → 1968; 58 years ago (1968)
related to Utility functions · 1
SUPER BASIC → Typical

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SUPER BASICDeveloperDan Lewis and Frank Bracher, Tymshare1.00infobox
SUPER BASICFirst appeared1968; 58 years ago (1968)1.00infobox
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographySUPER BASIC Reference Manual0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyTymshare0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyFebruary0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyGregory0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyNathan0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyThe Tym Before0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyLulu0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to BibliographyISBN0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to Binary math and logical valuesAs0.60section
SUPER BASICrelated to Binary math and logical valuesBASIC0.60section

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