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X-BASIC

X-BASIC is a BASIC-like programming language for SHARP's X68000 included in Human68K . It's different from XBasic for X window system.

Contents
1 History
2 Syntax
3 Applications
4 External links

History

First included in Human68K (1987)

Syntax

It has C programming language-like structure and syntax, and can be compiled to executable file by a software BAStoC. For example, "GOTO" statement is not frequently used in X-BASIC, rather use subroutines. It also uses "{" and "}" brackets to form operation structure.

Applications

A lot of X-BASIC application and external functions are provided by end-user and SHARP and third party software development companies.

External links


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