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 Selected Programs Contents Index |
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| Selected Programs |
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| There are six sets of example programs, each containing several programs. |
| Each program is 10 to 20 lines long and carries out a function that is |
| often used in larger programs. For example, one of the File I/O programs |
| creates a new sequential data file on disk, accepts input from the keyboard, |
| and writes that data to the file - all with only 13 program lines. |
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| Control Flow programs |
| File and Device I/O programs |
| String Processing programs |
| Error and Event Trapping programs |
| Graphics programs |
| Programs that demonstrate how to construct functions and procedures |
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| These example programs differ from the programming examples that are |
| available for each BASIC keyword through on-line help. These programs |
| are more generally useful, and are not written to demonstrate the use |
| of one statement or function. |
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| They also differ from the sample application programs such as INDEX.BAS and |
| TERMINAL.BAS. Those programs are much larger and more complex. |
