PowerBASIC programming language
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PowerBASIC is a variant of the BASIC programming language. It compiles to native code on PCs (MSDOS, Win32), the executable files are compact and the programs run fast. It is the successor of the original Turbo BASIC (MSDOS) made by Borland International, itself a successor of BASIC/Z (CP/M, MDOS).

External links

• An Introduction to PowerBASIC

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