Learning Basic Programming: Lesson 3

Lesson 3 of my Learning BASIC programming series of tutorials/lessons.

Duration : 0:18:8



25 Responses to “Learning Basic Programming: Lesson 3”

  1. Shardogga Says:

    Thanks, first time …
    Thanks, first time i ever proggramed and this tutorial was easy to follow. Please make more of these vids!

  2. Shardogga Says:

    Thanks, first time …
    Thanks, first time i ever programmed, this was easy to follow. Please make more of these vids!

  3. Shardogga Says:

    Thanks, first time …
    Thanks, first time i ever programmed and this was easy to follow. Please make more vids!

  4. Silentysniper Says:

    Hey man, I made a 4 …
    Hey man, I made a 4+ calculator

    It has Add,Subtract,Multiply and divide

  5. cripboy88 Says:

    [keep up the good …
    [keep up the good work]:)

  6. jeremyzachmann Says:

    is there anything …
    is there anything wrong with this
    dim word as string

    do until word = “hi”
    dim myimput as string
    input “enter a word” ; myinput
    word = myimput
    loop

  7. jeremyzachmann Says:

    never mind im a …
    never mind im a jackass

  8. diddie007 Says:

    hey lesson 4? make …
    hey lesson 4? make it ;P

  9. diddie007 Says:

    sry it is made …
    sry it is made couldent find it before :P found it now how many is there?

  10. jaywalker512 Says:

    only 4 right now, …
    only 4 right now, havent had time to make more

  11. nodoubt76112 Says:

    What did you use to …
    What did you use to video youre lessons that I can actually see what you are typing and what the outcome looks like when finished? The video are gteat!!! Are you going to do any other programming language? Thank You for the time!

  12. Blackhearted3312 Says:

    You’re not a bad …
    You’re not a bad teacher! This is really cool! Thanks for putting them up!

  13. RastafarianPilgrim Says:

    I’ve made a simple …
    I’ve made a simple calculation system that allows you to choose a potency and then enter an integer as the number that will be multiplied by itself x number of times; do you know how to make an opposite calculator/squareroot calc?

  14. jaywalker512 Says:

    well an easy way to …
    well an easy way to get the square root of a number is with the sqr() function.

  15. RastafarianPilgrim Says:

    does that work in …
    does that work in FreeBasic or is it something you’re just asuming works as it works in Qbasic or whatever you use? :P

  16. RastafarianPilgrim Says:

    Thanks, and if I’d …
    Thanks, and if I’d like to store previously calculated numbers for later use, how do I log them and how do I call them? (I’m trying to make a calculator for my laptop so I wont have to calculate everything in my head; numbers just ain’t my thing)

  17. RastafarianPilgrim Says:

    I don’t see …
    I don’t see anything other than the fact that you can’t decide between “imput” and “input”

  18. jaywalker512 Says:

    yep, it works in …
    yep, it works in freebasic, i made sure to test it before i told you :)

  19. Nitsua66 Says:

    Youre a Very Good …
    Youre a Very Good Teacher…you need to become a teacher in the future ;)

  20. shaunrocks12 Says:

    thank you but i …
    thank you but i have a question is this just about numbers or can you program like games not big games lol i mean like text based ones?

  21. jaywalker512 Says:

    yes, you can …
    yes, you can program text based games with this language.

  22. gkamua Says:

    Very Good Teacher - …
    Very Good Teacher - doubt yourself no more

  23. jaywalker512 Says:

    thanks :)
    thanks :)

  24. TheRipp3RPD Says:

    i learned the …
    i learned the basics in a couple of hour. You sir are a very good teacher.

  25. samuelking32 Says:

    dude i had know …
    dude i had know idea what i was doing then i watched your videos you are an awesome teacher keep making theses videos!

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