Tiny BASIC v2 - Interpreter & Quest

2.208 for Android

3.5 | 10,000+ Installs | Reviews

Visual Software Laboratory

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Description of Tiny BASIC v2 - Interpreter & Quest

* tiny BASIC v3 which is Extended-BASIC is released:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.dyndns.vivi.TinyBASIC3
* tiny JavaScript is released:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.dyndns.vivi.TinyJS
Tiny BASIC language interepreter ver 2.x
- Line number editor
- data type: 32 bit integer, double precision floating point
- Array declaration by DIM statement
- NPUT statement, DATA · READ statement
- Graphics Instruction · Turtle Graphics Instruction
- program code samples
- Interpreter mode & Quest mode

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What's New with Tiny BASIC v2 - Interpreter & Quest 2.208

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  SANJAY PANDEY

  Good

  2020-07-23 07:03
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  Dan B.

  So far so good. Misspelled Interpreter on opening screen. LOL!

  2020-02-03 04:42
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  Ron Burke

  Nice program for the phone. It seems the READ statement only works for numeric data. Sure would be handy to have it work for WORDS as well. Can you add this feature?

  2020-01-01 01:40
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  Airton Granero

  Only complaint: there is no way of deleting and renaming a program. UPDATE: Yes, now I can do it, but there is another bug: if I save as test.bas *giving the extension* I cant see it with dir, but I can load it (giving extension). If I don't put the extension it appear as test.bas.

  2019-10-16 11:42
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  Shubhashree Pahi

  Doesn't tell the fault when I make a mistake

  2019-09-29 11:54
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  Chris Tobar

  This is awesome! It works exactly as if you were typing commands on a real, vintage 8-bit computer! I used the Interpreter option, and it opens a blank, black screen where you can just start writing a BASIC program. So far, it seems to recognize everything that you could do on a real computer - line numbers, INPUT, PRINT, etc. It even reconizes DOS commands! You can save your programs by just typing SAVE and a file name. You can see a list of your files by typing DIR. Very cool!

  2019-09-27 09:04