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  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Amazing

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Amazing This program will print out a different maze every time it is run and guarantees only one path through. You can choose the dimensions of the maze - i.e., the number of squares wide...
  • Wiki Page: Using the Joysticks / Game Controllers Extension for Microsoft Small Basic

    Table of Contents Introduction Dependencies & Downloads Using the Extension in Small Basic Introduction The Joysticks and Game Controllers extension, written in C# using DirectX by gungan37, allows for the use of any game controller in Small Basic. Such devices include joysticks...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 1: An Introduction

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 1: An Introduction Table of Contents Small Basic and Programming The Small Basic Environment Our First Program Saving our program See Also Small Basic and Programming Computer Programming is defined as the process of creating...
  • Wiki Page: International Small Basic Getting Started Guide

    Table of Contents Related Downloads English-Language Getting Started Guide Other Small Basic Learning In addition to English, we have the Getting Started Guide in several languages. Please use the links on this page to download a Getting Started Guide in your preferred language and format. ...
  • Wiki Page: International Small Basic Curriculum

    Small Basic > Curriculum > International In addition to English, we offer the Small Basic curriculum in several languages. Please use the links on this page to download the curriculum in your preferred language. Arabic * Czech Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Bombardment

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Bombardment BOMBARDMENT is played on two 5x5 grids or boards with 25 outpost locations numbered 1 to 25. Both you and the computer have four platoons of troops that can be located at any...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Blackjack

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Blackjack This is a simulation of the card game of Blackjack or 21, Las Vegas style. This rather comprehensive version allows for up to seven players. On each hand each player may get another...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Battle

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Battle BATTLE is based on the popular game Battleship which is primarily played to familiarize people with the location and designation of points on a coordinate plane. BATTLE first...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Batnum

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Batnum The game starts with an imaginary pile of objects, coins for example. You and your opponent (the computer) alternately remove objects from the pile. You specify in advance the minimum...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Bagels

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Bagels In this game, the computer picks a 3 digit secret number using the digits 0 to 9 and you attempt to guess what it is. You are allowed up to twenty guesses. No digit is repeated....
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Awari

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Awari Awari is an ancient African game. The board is divided into six compartments or pits on each side (numbered as shown below). In addition, there are two special home pits at the ends...
  • Wiki Page: Basic Computer Games - Small Basic Edition: Animal

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > Basic Computer Games Small Basic Edition > Animal Unlike other computer games in which the computer picks a number or letter and you must guess what it is, in this game you think of an animal and the computer asks you questions...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide Get up-to-speed quickly and learn the basics of how to program using Small Basic by using the Getting Started Guide. Use the Getting Started Guide online: 01. Introduction | 02. First Program | 03. Variables | 04. Conditions ...
  • Wiki Page: The Developer’s Reference Guide to Small Basic

    Small Basic > Small Basic E-Books > The Developer's Reference Guide to Small Basic 1. Introducing Small Basic 2. Overview of Small Basic Programming 3. Program Object 4. TextWindow Object 5. GraphicsWindow Object
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic: How to Use Sound.PlayMusic()

    This article describes MML (Music Macro Language) in Sound.PlayMusic(MML) operation of Small Basic programming language. (1) Pitch (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) A ~ G of this command represent the pitch. A = la, B = si, C = do, D = re, E = mi, F = fa, to G = sol. By adding #, + (♯), - (♭) after...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic: How to Format a Code Block

    This article is especially for the person who's writing Small Basic articles on TechNet Wiki (but this also works for the forums). This article explains the Code Block Generator v1.3 . There is a menu icon of [Format Code Block] to generate code block in TechNet Wiki [EDIT] menu bar. ...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Forum: Code Blocks

    In this article, I will explain how to use Nonki Takahashi's Code Block Interpreter to make code blocks in forums. When importing and running SKC235-1 in the SB UI, you should be greeted with this window: So first, you copy/paste your code into the 'Paste source code below'...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic FAQ

    Small Basic > Small Basic FAQ Table of Contents What is Small Basic? Who is Small Basic for? What are the system requirements? How do I learn Small Basic? What about the other "Small Basic?" How is it different from QBASIC? How is it different from VB.NET? What are the unique...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 10: Arrays

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 10: Arrays Table of Contents Review Variables What is an array? Indexing an array More than one dimension Using Arrays to represent grids Review Variables By now you must be well versed with how to use variables – after all you have...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 9: Subroutines

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 9: Subroutines Table of Contents Subroutines Advantages of using Subroutines Using variables Calling Subroutines inside Loops Subroutines Very often while writing programs we’ll run into cases where we’ll have to execute the same...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 8: Turtle Graphics

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 8: Turtle Graphics Table of Contents Logo The Turtle Moving and Drawing Drawing a Square Changing Colors Drawing more complex shapes Moving Around Logo In the 1970s, there was a very simple but powerful programming language...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 7: Fun with Shapes

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 7: Fun with Shapes Table of Contents Rectangalore Circtacular Randomize Fractals We’re going to have some fun in this chapter with whatever we’ve learned so far. This chapter contains samples that show some interesting ways of combining...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 6: Beginning Graphics

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 6: Beginning Graphics Table of Contents Introducing GraphicsWindow Setting up the Graphics Window Drawing Lines Drawing and Filling Shapes So far in all our examples, we’ve used the TextWindow to explain the fundamentals of the Small...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 5: Loops

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 5: Loops Table of Contents For Loop While Loop For Loop Let’s take a program we wrote in the previous chapter. i = 1 start: TextWindow.WriteLine(i) i = i + 1 If (i < 25) Then Goto start EndIf ...
  • Wiki Page: Small Basic Getting Started Guide: Chapter 4: Conditions and Branching

    Small Basic > Getting Started Guide > Chapter 4: Conditions and Branching Table of Contents If Else Indentation Even or Odd Branching Endless execution If Going back to our first program, wouldn’t it be cool that instead of saying the general Hello World , we could say...
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