Microsoft QuickBASIC for Scientists: A Guide to Writing Better Programs
James W. Cooper · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1988
Introduction to quickBASIC elements of the basic language making decisions in BASIC handling strings and using functions in BASIC using arrays and files in quickBASIC more on editing and compiling programs debugging using quickBASIC subroutines and subprograms using the keyboard and display memory handling and quickBASIC screen graphics in quickBASIC programming the printer in quickBASIC introduction to DOS advanced use of files and DOS functions software interrupts and use of the mouse sorting in quickBASIC matrix algebra in quickBASIC using the fast fourier transform structured programming and the goto statement plotting techniques advanced display techniques elements of assembly language programming calling assembly language procedures from quickBASIC.