I'm pretty new to BASIC, and I'm wondering if anyone could help me to
learn it, like show me where to go for it, or send me a tutorial or
something. It would be great if you could

Chris Doms
Tauranga, New Zealand
Aged 13

Gill, go to www.amazon.com and order a good tutorial for the BASIC you
want to learn (QBasic, VB, etc.).  If you want an easy introduction, I
recommend the "... for Dummies" series by IDG.  For example, there is a
"QBasic Programming for Dummies" and "Visual Basic 5 for Dummies".  For
a little stronger introduction, try the "Teach Yourself ... in 21 Days"
series by Sams.  www.bookpool.com has computer technical books, usually
cheaper then Amazon, but their selection is smaller than Amazon's.
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I don't have any tutorials but I know an EXCELLENT book you could buy, look for
it at Barnes&Noble or some other big bookstore.  It's called The Revolutionary
Guide to QBASIC by the WROX press.  This book goes through basics all the way
up to mouse programming, games, 3D, you name it!  It's been my guide to QBASIC
ever since I started learning it.  If you don't really want to buy it you
should probably at least take a look at it.

Alan Jay Barrentine

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opened the window of the comp.lang.basic.misc building and yelled the following
at an innocent passer-by:

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