File Details |
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| File Size | 2.6 MB |
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| License | Shareware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | January 31, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 3,440 |
| Publisher | Pyxia Development |
| Homepage | IBasic |
Publisher's Description
IBasic is used to create Windows programs with the easy to use IBasic language. Great for students and beginners, but powerful enough for advanced programmers. It features a syntax similar to BASIC with all the power of Windows.
Latest Reviews
Adidas1532 reviewed v2.02B on Dec 27, 2003
seems to me like the makers of ibasic are the ones giving the biased reviews. doc, your personal review is TOO much like what is written up above to be true. this 1 star should bring the score down a little.
docmann reviewed v1.96 on Jun 3, 2002
IBasic is a totally first class programming language that makes it easy for the beginner or novice to learn programming and is still plenty powerful enough for the advanced programmer ...and it just keeps getting BETTER!
wizzard reviewed v1.62 on Jan 11, 2002
A very good language for beginners and seasoned programmers alike. IBasic's robust features makes it ideal for everyday window's programming as well as the occasional game program. Creating executables is about as simple as one could imagine, just choose the menu option, pick an icon and your done.
Adidas1532 reviewed v2.02B on Dec 27, 2003
seems to me like the makers of ibasic are the ones giving the biased reviews. doc, your personal review is TOO much like what is written up above to be true. this 1 star should bring the score down a little.
docmann reviewed v1.96 on Jun 3, 2002
IBasic is a totally first class programming language that makes it easy for the beginner or novice to learn programming and is still plenty powerful enough for the advanced programmer ...and it just keeps getting BETTER!
wizzard reviewed v1.62 on Jan 11, 2002
A very good language for beginners and seasoned programmers alike. IBasic's robust features makes it ideal for everyday window's programming as well as the occasional game program. Creating executables is about as simple as one could imagine, just choose the menu option, pick an icon and your done.