Pete's QBASIC / QuickBasic Site
Welcome to Pete’s QBasic / QuickBasic Site. Latest update: October 12th, 2018. This site is here to keep the QBasic dream alive! As of 2018, we are celebrating 20 years online. Pete's QB Site is currently an archive — it is no longer actively updated, but I plan to keep it online forever as a resource for programmers. What you can find here: 700+ QBasic Tutorials QBasic Game Reviews / Downloads QB
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C Programming
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Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage
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PCASM
If you want to ensure that you won’t face overheating, random crashes (resets and the infamous “Blue Screen of Death”) and performance issues with your PC you should check whether it is assembled 100% correctly or not. In this tutorial we will show you where to look for assembling errors on your PC. Rolling your own computer offers a number of advantages that boxed desktops just can’t match. You g
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Berkeley Logo (UCBLogo)
Berkeley Logo (download manual as text) (download manual as PDF) (download readme) is a freeware interpreter that I wrote along with several students. (Major contributors are Daniel van Blerkom, Khang Dao, Michael Katz, Douglas Orleans, and Sanford Owings.) News! UCBLogo development has been taken over by wonderful chief volunteer Josh Cogliati and bunches of other volunteers: dmalec, Barak A. Pea
Pete's QBASIC / QuickBasic Site
Welcome to Pete’s QBasic / QuickBasic Site. Latest update: October 12th, 2018. This site is here to keep the QBasic dream alive! As of 2018, we are celebrating 20 years online. Pete's QB Site is currently an archive — it is no longer actively updated, but I plan to keep it online forever as a resource for programmers. What you can find here: 700+ QBasic Tutorials QBasic Game Reviews / Downloads QB
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