Not to be confused with uBASIC. (i guess)
This BASIC is even more basic then it already is.
I made this as a challenge to myself that didn't know how to code an interpreter the traditional way. Also, this is non-interactable.
(N) means any number.
(O) means any operations.
(C) means any character.
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
GOTO(N) |
go to line (N) |
IF(O)THEN(N) |
if (O) is true, go to line (N) |
PRINT(O) |
print (O) |
INPUT(C) |
input string |
INT(C) |
cast variable (C) to integer |
REM |
Comment |
(C)=(O) |
Variable assigment |
The operators in nBASIC are addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), and division (/). There is no order of operation, so operations are operated from left to right.
This means 2+3*5 equals 25 instead of 17.
Since the "interpreter" is coded in Python, you don't need to assign a type. Instead, just put the name of the variable:
INPUT A
PRINT A
To run the program, use this command:
$ python3 nbasic.py file.bas