#QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBasic's expansive syntax and language constructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad++ with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.

QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBasic's expansive syntax and language constructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad++ with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.

#QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBasic's expansive syntax and language constructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad++ with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.

#QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBasic's expansive syntax and language constructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad++ with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.

#QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBASIC's expansive syntax and language contructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.

#QBIC

QBIC is QBasic's Interpreter for Codegolf. I made it to bring QBasic into the code-golfing arena. Working on it is a ton of fun. It provides a short-hand for QBasic's expansive syntax and language constructs, and it adds a few tricks of its own.

The project can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0R1Jgqp8Gg4cVJCZkRkdEthZDQ?usp=sharing

It is built and run entirely in / through QBasic. There is (as of yet) no web-interpreter or IDE.

Samples of usage are here: Showcase of Languages

To get started with QBIC

1. Download the project to your computer
2. You probably need DOSBOX or similar to run it
3. Edit qbic-in.txt in your favorite text editor a text editor that supports QBasic's ASCII table. I use Notepad++ with the Western European / Windows-OEM character set.
4. Fire up QBasic, open and run QBIC.BAS
5. Enter command line parameters if necessary
6. QBIC will now run the interpreted QBasic for you.