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Beginner's Programming Tutorial

in QBasic This document is meant to get you started into programming, and assumes you have some experience with computers and with Windows 95 (or 98, etc.). Since this tutorial is written for people who don't like to read a lot of text, it includes a number of examples. Therefore, you can do a lot of work in not much time.

The more important chapters have a star ( ).

Feel free to distribute this tutorial, upload it to your website, link to it from your site, etc. Mirror: http://development.freeservers.com/qbtutor

Table of Contents

Part I: Q-Basics

Chapter 1: Before you start

Chapter 2: Your first program

Chapter 3: Variables

Chapter 4: Retrieving keyboard input from the user

Chapter 5: The IF and THEN commands

Chapter 6: Labels and the GOTO and GOSUB commands

Chapter 7: Loops

Chapter 8: What next?

Part II: Intermediate topics

Chapter 9: QBasic interface

Chapter 10: Adding documentation to your programs

Chapter 11: Reading and writing to files

Chapter 12: Displaying graphics

Chapter 13: Mathematics functions

Chapter 14: Getting the current date and time

Part III: Advanced topics

Chapter 15: Arrays

Chapter 16: Variable types

Chapter 17: Subroutines and functions

Chapter 18: Numbering systems

Chapter 19: Memory

Before you start

Before you can create a program in QBasic, you need the QBasic interpreter. It is available from your Windows 95 (or 98) CD, or you can download it below.

To access QBasic from the

Windows 95 CD:

1. Insert the CD into your CD-ROM drive.

2. Click

"browse this CD" (if the menu screen doesn't come up, then browse the CD from

My Computer

3. Go to the

\OTHER\OLDMSDOS directory.

4. Open a program called QBASIC.EXE (this is version 1.1 of the QBasic interpreter).

To access QBasic from the Windows 98 CD:

1. Insert the CD into your CD-ROM drive.

2. Click

"browse this CD" (if the menu screen doesn't come up, then browse the CD from

My Computer

3. Go to the

\TOOLS\OLDMSDOS directory.

4. Open a program called QBASIC.EXE (this is version 1.1 of the QBasic interpreter).

Download it here (right-click and press "Save As"): QBASIC.ZIP (323 KB) - QBasic 1.1 interpreter and sample programs

UNZIP32.EXE (90 KB) - Extracts the ZIP file

To unzip the QBASIC.ZIP file with UNZIP32.EXE:

a. Go to the Start Menu b. Click

Run...

c. Type the following (this loads MS-DOS): command d. Enter the following in DOS (assuming you saved QBASIC.ZIP to

C:\QBASIC):

cd c:\qbasic unzip32 -n qbasic.zip

Your first program

After launching the QBasic interpreter (see before you start), you might see a window requesting a list of "parameters." If this window comes up, press the

Enter key to continue.

You should now see the QBasic interpreter, which has a blue background and displays a dialog box at the center. (If the interpreter fills the entire screen, then you may want to press "Alt +

Enter,"

to make it smaller.)

Press the

Esc key to hide the dialog box.

QBasic interpreter - main screen

Type the following (including the quotation marks) in the QBasic interpreter:

PRINT "Hello World!"

Now press

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