I first learned programming in language called CoolBasic. It's simple basic like language meant for making simple 2d games. It doesn't have any command line fun

I first learned programming in language called CoolBasic. It's simple basic like language meant for making simple 2d games. It doesn't have any command line functionality at all, and a program always has exactly one window where everything happens. It had built-in commands for loading and showing images, playing sounds, making game objects and moving them, collisions between them, tilemaps, etc. It has it's own IDE with integrated manual (with tutorials, explanations and examples of all commands). While it was impossible to do anything advanced in it (without using dll-files), it was really easy to make a simple game with it. The current version of the language is outdated (uses directx 7 for graphics, no hardware acceleration, etc.), but a new version is in development. The language is made by a finn and does not currently have official english manual, but the next version is supposed to have (there are some translations made by the community). http://www.coolbasic.com/index.php?lang=en http://www.coolbasic.com/index.php?lang=en