BazzBasic

BazzBasic

Release your curiosity

ABOUT

Unlike many programming languages, BazzBasic does not aim to be the most powerful or versatile tool.

It is also not a clone or a remake of any previous BASIC programming language.

It is intended to be easy, fun, and provide those small but significant moments of success that early BASIC programming languages ​​offered decades ago.

But with a slightly more modern twist.

BASIC

After more than six decades, BASIC is still one of the easiest ways to reveal your curiosity.

It's easy to get started with and offers a rewarding experience with little effort.

Simple syntax, modern features, and you'll be creating your first little game in a couple of evenings, hours perhaps.

Check this few lines long example game to see it yourself!

CURIOSITY

Many of today's experienced programmers started in the 80s by familiarizing themselves with the BASIC interpreters that came with home computers of the time.

The movement of a yellow ball on the screen, a program that printed lottery numbers, a handwritten text adventure... the list is endless.

All fueled by one thing:
Curiosity.

STORY

Although over the years, as my own skills have grown, I have moved on to more versatile and modern languages, BASIC has always been something that has been fun to try out many different things with.

Sometimes it's great to just make a simple adventure game again, a lottery machine, a quiz, or even just those balls bouncing on the screen.

BazzBasic was created with this in mind.

I wanted to create a language that makes it easy for you to give free rein to your curiosity and program something.

And when you finish your first little game, you may crave something bigger and better.

Maybe one day you will move on to another programming language, but then BazzBasic will have succeeded in doing what it was intended for.

To arouse your curiosity.

EXAMPLE CODE

BazzBasic example: Guess.bas