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#1
 2002-01-14, 21:40 |
rage 
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 more basic prog language questions
Ok
I have been reading and experimenting with basic . I found this site www.qbasic.com
and I have been trying to stumble along with the exercises on there.
I opend up msdos editor(went to start/run/edit)
typed in
CLS
PRINT"Hello!"
Print
(just to see if i could get something anything to happen
saved it as a bat file
went to dos did a .bat dir and found the file(bascprat.bat)
enterd "run bascprat"
and recieved
file not found-hello
bad command or file name
bad command or file name
c:>stop
bad command or file name
c:>
c:>
c:>_
I tried it about a dozen times and looked around for more answers but found none.
any ideas?
besides the obvious(i dont know what im doing)
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#2
2002-01-15, 19:41 |
j0662
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Re: more basic prog language questions
to make a batch file that displays "hello" you would save the following as a .bat
@echo off :: turns echo off
cls :: Clears screen
echo hello :: Echos hello to screen
pause :: pauses screen
cls :: clears again
i dont know much (if any qbasic) but i know how to write pritty much anything in batch, if u need any help in batch u can e-mail me.
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#3
2002-01-15, 19:57 |
t0ne
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Re: more basic prog language questions
Dude qbasic is a good(old) language but don't bother learning it, it'll get you no where...Learn C++ it's cool, and even though people say it's hard I haven't found it all that tough...It is my first programmng language, other than HTML. But then again, I'm just using the learn C++ in 36.31311565744542542243 days type deal.
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#4
2002-01-16, 21:05 |
unknownsage
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Re: more basic prog language questions
Your problem is: You have created a basic prog the wrong way.
You need to install qbasic from th win98 cd if not there already and write your programs in the qbasic editor.
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#5
2002-01-17, 03:07 |
rage
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Re: more basic prog language questions
thanks sage
but thats was the confusing part for me
running win 98
used editor
(start/run"edit")
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#6
2002-01-19, 07:40 |
soullace
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Re: more basic prog language questions
install qbasic.exe onto your machine, if you run that it has its own builtin editor. It also has options for you to run your code once you have it written.
As i said before learn QB just to get a handle on programming concepts then move to C/C++.
I however to agree with the poster that you can't really do much with QBasic but as a learning tool its great.
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#7
2002-01-22, 02:15 |
rage
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Re: more basic prog language questions
thanx soul and everyone else
have finished playing with qbasic
and have started reading teach yourself c in 21 days/with fingers crossed
thanx again
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