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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 (  ).(To download the entire tutorial in a ZIP file, for offline viewing, right-click here and press "Save As". There is also a PDF version available.)  Table of Contents
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 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 16: Variable types Chapter 17: Subroutines and functions Chapter 18: Numbering systems Chapter 19: Memory Feel free to distribute this tutorial, upload it to your website, link to it from your site, etc. This mirror is hosted on King Svatopluk's Court |