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I don't quite get this assumption -- qbasic doesnt have line numbers unless you want them. Noah's code didnt even have any in the pictures. Qbasic has subs and
by mondoshawan 10y ago
I don't quite get this assumption -- qbasic doesnt have line numbers unless you want them. Noah's code didnt even have any in the pictures.
Qbasic has subs and functions, so structured programmig is entirely possible in that environment. Additionally, it isn't compiled -- every time you move your cursor off of the currently edited line, qbasic converts that directly to bytecode for interpretation later.
This isn't the 1988 PC BIOS basica.com. :-)