Argumento de Quickbasic & Qbasic Using Modular
Quickbasic And Qbasic Using Modular Structure is intended for use in an introductory course in BASIC, which assumes no prior knowledge of computers or programming. The fundamentals of modular programming are taught in a style consistent with current thinking in the computing field. Students will learn good programming techniques from the start. The text emphasizes the development of well-structured, modular programs. Program modules are implemented with subroutines by the early introduction of the GOSUB statement. Appearing throughout the text are complete example programs that are models of good programming styleBmeaningful variable names; complete remarks including a dictionary of variable names, programs mainline and subroutines; clear, consistent indentations; and control structures limited to the three Aproper" constructsBsequence, selection, and iteration. Quickbasic And Qbasic Using Modular Structure, second edition does not use the GOTO statement at all01. Introduction to Computers and BASIC 2. Modular Programs with Calculations and Strings 3. Programs with Loops and Formatted Output 4. Adding IF Statements and READ statements 5. Structured Programming 6. Report Design and Subtotals 7. Data Validation and Interactive Programs 8. Text Graphics and Music 9. Menus 10. Additional Control Structure and Numeric Functions 11. Single-Dimension Arrays 12. Advanced Array Handling 13. Sequential Data Files 14. Random Data Files 15. Additional File Handling Concepts
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