PERSONAL COMPUTING IN BASIC PROCEDURES
BASIC (Beginners' All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code)
has continued to develop through the years. There are many versions
of the computer language that uses words that are similar to English
words. It is fun to write in and promotes logical thinking and
organization. I personally use BBC BASIC for Windows which I have no
connection with; its just a jolly, well-thought out thing.
With BASIC, you can write instructions your computer will follow
to do simple tasks. When you have the BASIC language, you can see,
write and change the actual instructions the computer uses. Programs
can also be compiled - that is made into a form that does not show the
instruction lines (code). This form is compressed, runs faster and
makes computers work even if the user does not have the BASIC language.
One big problem with BASIC is that compiled programs (exe files)
are blocked on e-mails. EXE files are used to carry viruses, so e-mail
providers look vigorously for them and block them. However; the BASIC
code itself can be e-mailed. If a person has the BASIC version of the
language it was written in, it can be run, looked at, edited, shared.
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