First, the QBASIC language has been around for a very long time...over 15+ years; therefore, there are 'many' books which have been written which are related to covering learning/or else, working with the QBASIC programming language.
-(BASIC, itself which is the 'original' programming language that QBASIC is based on has been around since the early 1960's...so, over 50+ years! QBASIC is meant to be 'backwards compatible' with running older BASIC code; thus, it is capable of running many of these older BASIC programs, as well.)-
Some books are highly specific in content...such as those covering QBASIC 'graphics', only.
The books listed below are a lot more 'general' in content. One is a short teaching book/and, the other is a short quick reference guide. I would very highly recommend both of these as being very useful to people who are 'beginners' new to learning programming.
-(I would further suggest that *before* you buy them; hop along to Amazon online bookstore; and, search to find the titles/authors there...; then, read through the 'reviews' of what other people do have to say after having read each of these books.)-
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TITLE: QBASIC The Language of DOS
AUTHOR: Mike James
SERIES: The Programmers Library
ISBN: 1-871962-40-4
PAGES: 276
COST: £14.95
NOTE: Mike James is a superb author of programming related books; who gives very clear and simple explantions. This is a teach you how to program using QBASIC book.
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TITLE: MS-DOS QBasic
AUTHOR: Kris Jamsa
SERIES: Microsoft Quick Reference
ISBN: 1-55615-355-4
PAGES: 187
COST: £9.99
This is a QBASIC reference guide book; it's NOT a teach you how to program using QBASIC book; instead, it just lists all of the QBASIC keywords, alphabetically; so, that you can quickly and easily find any keyword you need; it also gives example codes so that you can type in the code to find out/and, see for yourself exactly how each command works.
You can search for QBasic textbooks on online marketplaces like Amazon or eBay. Additionally, you can check with local libraries, bookstores, or educational institutions that may carry textbooks on programming languages. Also, there are many resources available online for free that can help you learn QBasic.
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Text to text means making a connection between one book and another book. Is there something in the book that you read that reminds you of another book?
A text to text connection is a connection that is the same in two books
text to text means - when you are seeing the same things from the book you have and from another book.
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text to text means - when you are seeing the same things from the book you have and from another book.
QBasic is a simple BASIC compiler that can be found on the Windows 98 Disk. Although not fancy and decorative, it is a text-based, non-visual compiler. Basic is a high-level programming language, and QBasic is just a program that compiles the programming language to binary for the computer to execute. No longer used by Microsoft. Full form of Ms-Q-basic is Microsoft Quick Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
When you are relating something in the book you are reading to the world around you.
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