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Record with Microsoft Basic for computers of the Apple II family
Microsoft BASIC — one of the first products of Microsoft company. The first version of Microsoft BASIC was released in 1975 for MITS Altair 8800 computers. The Altair BASIC interpreter was developed by Bill Gates and Paul Allen using the self-made program simulator of Intel 8080 started on PDP-10 microcomputer.
Versions of Microsoft Basic
- Altair BASIC (MITS Altair and other S-100 models)
- Amiga BASIC (Commodore Amiga Family)
- Applesoft BASIC (Apple II Family)
- Atari Microsoft BASIC I and II (Atari Family of 8 bits)
- BASICA ("BASIC Advanced") (PC-DOS на IBM PC)
- Color BASIC (TRS-80 Color Computer)
- Commodore BASIC (The Commodore family of 8 bits, including C64)
- Extended Color BASIC (TRS-80 and Dragon 32/64)
- IBM Cassette BASIC (IBM PC)
- Galaksija BASIC (Home computer Galaksija)
- GW-BASIC (BASICA for MS-DOS, on PC compatible)
- Microsoft Level III BASIC (Tandy/Radio-Shack TRS-80)
- MBASIC (CP/M on models based on 8080/85 and Z80)
- MS BASIC for Macintosh (Mac OS на Apple Macintosh)
- MSX BASIC (MSX Standard)
- N88-BASIC (NEC PC8801/9801)
- N82-BASIC (NEC PC8201/8201A)
- QBasic (PC DOS/MS-DOS on IBM PC compatible)
- QuickBASIC (PC DOS/MS-DOS on IBM PC compatible))
- TRS-80 Level II BASIC TRS-80 (Tandy/Radio-Shack )
- Visual Basic (PC DOS/MS-DOS/MS Windows on IBM PC compatible)
- WordBasic VBA (pre- ) (MS Windows)
- HP2640 Programmable terminal HP2647
- FreeBASIC a clone with the free code for the QuickBasic systems.
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