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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🖥 Flower Tesselation: Testing DRAW and recursive SUB's
This BAM program inspired by Richard Russell's "Flower-like tesselation" BBC BASIC program posted on Facebook . Created in ord...
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This BAM program is a port, with mods, of the GW-BASIC "CALENDAR" program by Taung-Chao Lee and Benito Navarro Mtz, as found on Fa...
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Although BAM supports arrays, BAM does not support the REDIM statement. So, I've modified the original code to use _MAPSET and _MAPGET, ...
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QB64 is a performance demon. BAM, not so much. So I had to mod this program a fair bit as part of reducing the resolution of the screen. A...
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