A beginner-friendly language IDE and compiler for creating graphical Windows applications or console programs with minimal coding.
Liberty BASIC is an integrated development environment and compiler for the BASIC programming language. It was first released in 1992 for DOS and has since been ported to run on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Some key features of Liberty BASIC include:
Liberty BASIC makes it simple for novice programmers to create both console-based programs as well as fully graphical Windows applications. Its visual design tools allow you to drag and drop buttons, menus, images, textboxes and other controls to build the GUI. The BASIC code can then be written to add functionality.
The software is free to try and very affordable to purchase. It runs great on older computers while still allowing creation of modern-looking apps. The combination of easy syntax and visual design has made it a popular choice in education for teaching programming basics.
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