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These languages provided the foundational learning platform for most of today’s professional developers. Popular as a beginner programming language in the 80’s and evolving into a powerful professional tool in 90’s, BASIC (and its successor QBasic), helped many people develop a love for programming. The BASIC language has been the gateway into programming for countless people. How BASIC made its way into the 21st century NOTE: For additional instructions on how to setup/configure, please visit the source repo. We apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused and ask for your understanding as we continue to iron out the finer details related to the overall release process. Windows x86/32-bit: Due to an error during the build process, the 32-bit build of QB64 v2.1 is not available however, this issue is confirmed to be fixed with the next release (v2.1.1). Please download the correct package for your operating system. Please select the correct package for your OS.

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_CAPSLOCK, _NUMLOCK, _SCROLLLOCK (statements and functions).

_WINDOWHASFOCUS (available in Linux, not available in macOS).

_CLIPBOARDIMAGE, _CLIPBOARDIMAGE (function).

_SCREENMOVE (available in macOS, not available in Linux).

_ACCEPTFILEDROP, _TOTALDROPPEDFILES, _DROPPEDFILE, _FINISHDROP.

These commands currently result in stub calls which do nothing. The commands listed here contain platform-specific calls and may be implemented in the future in Linux and macOS. Keywords not supported in Linux or macOS versions

WIDTH LPRINT combined statement is not supported.

TIME$ (statement) (reading the current TIME$ is supported).

ON PEN, PEN (statement), PEN (function).

OPEN with devices like LPT:, CON:, KBRD:, and other devices is not supported.

DEF FN, EXIT DEF, END DEF (must be reworked into actual FUNCTIONs).

DATE$ (statement) (reading the current DATE$ is supported).

BYVAL (supported in DECLARE LIBRARY only).

ALIAS (supported in DECLARE LIBRARY only).

2 Keywords not supported in Linux or macOS versions.

1 Keywords not supported in all versions.