Write a program in qbasic which can display symbols based on codes.
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QB64 can make 4k drawing animations.
Installing QB64 and QBasic 1.1. on Windows 10
This tutorial shows how install QB64 1.2 & QBasic 1.1 on Windows 10
Tutorial 1 - First Program
QBasic is a simple to use and learn computer language. QBasic is free and works on most computers. This tutorial will get you started programming in QBasic.
Tutorial 2 - Printing Math
In Tutorial 1, we saw that PRINT was capable of printing text surrounded by quotes. PRINT is capable of doing a bit more. PRINT is capable of printing calculations too.
Tutorial 3 - Print Formatting
Within this tutorial, print formatting will be used to show the user what calculations are being used.
Tutorial 4 - Variables and Data Types
The computer can hold data in memory. The programmer must tell the computer what type of data to hold. This is called a data type.
Tutorial 5 - Type Mismatch and Other Data Type Errors
It is very important that the data matches the data type of the variable. If the data does not match the data type then a type mismatch occurs.
Tutorial 6 - User Input
This tutorial will show how to get user input.
Tutorial 7 - If Statements
If statements are used to check conditions in the program
Tutorial 8 - Select Case Statements
Select-Case statements work like If statements. The difference is that the Select-Case statement can make the code simpler to read and work with than If statements.
Tutorial 9 - While Loop
This tutorial will show the While loop.
Tutorial 10 - Do Loop
This tutorial will show the Do Loop
Tutorial 11 - For Loop
This tutorial will show the For Loop
Tutorial 12 - Simple Calculator with Input Validation
This tutorial will show how to make a simple calculator program that asks the user for two numbers.
Tutorial 13 - Random Numbers
This tutorial shows several pitfalls in making random numbers. It is a good idea to practice making random numbers and random number generators on your own.
Tutorial 14 - Guess My Number Game
We will make the classic game Guess My Number. It is a very boring game to play, by today’s standards, but programing the game can be interesting.
Tutorial 15 - Arrays
An array is a collection of elements (variables) of the same data type.
Tutorial 16 - Parallel Arrays
Parallel Arrays are separate arrays that work together.
Tutorial 17 - 2D Array - Matrix
Multi-Dimensional Arrays are several arrays that are combined into one. Some examples where a 2 dimensional array might be used would be a chess board, grid, and a deck of cards.
Tutorial 18 - Matrix Read Data
This tutorial will modify the code made within Tutorial 17. This tutorial will show a different way of loading data into an array. By using READ and DATA, the code can be more compact and easier to read.
Tutorial 19 - Highest and Lowest Array Element
This tutorial will show how to find the highest and lowest number within an array.
Tutorial 20 - Boolean Techniques
Unfortunately, QBasic1.1, QuickBasic 4.5 and QB64 do not have built in Boolean data types. However, here is three techniques showing how to use Boolean logic within QBasic / QB64.
Tutorial 21 - Preventing Duplicate Data in the Same Array
By checking the contents of the array, we can prevent duplicate data from entering into the array.
Tutorial 22 - String Manipulation
This tutorial will show how to manipulate strings. The program will print strings vertically, upside down vertically, and in pieces.
Tutorial 23 - Palindrome Program
This tutorial will show how find if a word or string is a palindrome. A palindrome is a word or string that is the same printed forwards and backward.
Tutorial 24 - ASCII Program - Separating Letters, Numbers, and Other Characters
Sometimes we need to separate parts of the string. This program will checks each character in the string and separates the characters into letters, numbers and other characters.
Tutorial 25 - Sound and Music
There are a few ways of making sounds and music in QBasic / QB64. This tutorial will show you how to make songs.
Tutorial 26 - Screen Coordinates
Screen 13 will be used within this tutorial. Screen 13 has a resolution of 320 x 200.