I could also recommend Fuze4 and SmileBASIC for Nintendo Switch. They're a lot more advanced, essentially each has it's own scripting language + code editor +

I could also recommend Fuze4 and SmileBASIC for Nintendo Switch. They're a lot more advanced, essentially each has it's own scripting language + code editor + a lot of quality assets. I know the reputation of Basic, but SmileBASIC is using more modern iteration of the language, it's not your BASIC from commodore or dos. I also find their documentation and overall number of available functions exceptional. Fuze4 has a nice community, they also have a youtube channel with tutorials and competitions. They all have a special place in my heart, because these 3 apps is how I started my programming hobby, before moving to Lua and, recently, to Nim.