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Using other compilers
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Other compilers may seem foreign at first, but all program editors work on the same basic principles. You made need to adapt to the different programming environment, and also to the new compiler's command syntax. Good compilers/editors will include documentation to help with the transition. A tangible side effect of using other compilers, is that you will learn to create code based on structure rather than language.
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CDefinition » AtariATW » MSDOS-Basics » CSharpGlossary » Kylix » WhatLinksHere » QbasicFAQ_Mouse » Curl Content Language » CppClxGlossary » variable » QbasicFAQ_OtherCompilers
Using other compilers
Back to QBasic FAQ Main Page.
Other compilers may seem foreign at first, but all program editors work on the same basic principles. You made need to adapt to the different programming environment, and also to the new compiler's command syntax. Good compilers/editors will include documentation to help with the transition. A tangible side effect of using other compilers, is that you will learn to create code based on structure rather than language.
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