More about BASIC (142)

1-10-1983 | Elsewhere in this issue we described the theory behind Basicode-2 so it is only natural that we should show how the Junior Computer can use...

1-04-1982 | 4-52 - elektor april 1982 BASIC on the Junior Computer 02081 BASIC still remains the number one computer language. Although it may not be as...

1-02-1982 | applikator elektor february 1982 — 2-33 low eost BASIC computer . .. using the Zilog Z8671 The Z-8 family of microcomputers provides capab...

1-01-1982 | 1-50 — elektor January 1982 NIBL 1200 G1 W. Taphoorn The NIBL interpreter is one of the few that do not utilise a UART for the serial tran...

1-01-1981 | 1-40 - elektor january 1981 BASIC calendar BASIC calendar A. Langenberg Readers who own an Elektor BASIC computer and who did not receive a...

1-05-1980 | 5-24 — elektor may 1980 cassette interface for BASIC microcomputer II interface and software on one Eurocard No cassette interface is incl...

1-06-1979 | In the first three parts of this series we have discussed the possibilities of BASIC in general, as a programming language for computers. I...

1-05-1979 | It seems safe to assume that the `BASIC microcomputer` is the cheapest home-construction computer ever described that can be programmed usin...

1-05-1979 | Most of the principles involved in program-ming in BASIC have already been discussed. Most of the remaining BASIC statements will now be exp...

1-04-1979 | Numbers, simple arithmetic and variables are the main elements in a BASIC program. They are all dealt with extensively in this second part o...