To be compatible with GW-BASIC and QB64, BASIC Anywhere Machine now allows one or more spaces between the characters in two-character relational operators, for example:
a <> b and a < > b are both valid
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🖥 Clock ("time visualizer" design)
A clock with a little bit of a "time visualizer" vibe. Run the program View the source code
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This program is a port and mod of Antoni Gual Via's program shared with the "BASIC, QBasic, GWBasic computer programming"'...
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This program is a port and mod of Steve Justice's program presented in the "Fractals in Focus" article found in the May 1985 i...
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A BASIC Anywhere Machine program cannot receive keyboard input (nor produce any audio) if it does not have the "focus". Wikipedia...
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