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Its in the right direction, I remember learning qbasic on dos it was a great way to get started and then sadly I graduated to visual basic. Which was a good pla
by kanwisher 17y ago
Its in the right direction, I remember learning qbasic on dos it was a great way to get started and then sadly I graduated to visual basic. Which was a good place to start ;) I can't even read it these days but we all start somewhere.
- zaphar 17y agoI started with gw-basic and remember thinking how awesome it was in qbasic that I didn't have to use line numbers.
- jrockway 17y agoIronically, I think it would improve software quality these days if you were required to refactor your subroutine if you wanted to insert more than 9 lines of code somewhere.