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'*****************Basic Intro ** **********************
'In this set of simple experiments we will work together
'to build the skills needed for many BasicX applications.
'
' This simple first project We will simply have the BX-24
' output to the screen of the connected computer the phrase
' "Hello World" over and over.
' Ready
' Let's go!
'@ Platform: NetMedia BasicX 24
'@ Version: 1.0
'@ Author: Brian Patton (brianp@robodyssey.com)
' Robodyssey Systems, LLC. - www.robodyssey.com
'@ Last Updated: Dec 2, 2003
'******************************************************
Public Sub Main() ' Main programming area
'// Your code goes here //
Do ' Beginning of a loop
Debug.Print "Hello World" ' what to say
Loop ' Do it over and over
'// The end of the program space //
End Sub
' Notes: Debug.Print (called debug dot print) is a leftover
' from an earlier age. It used to be that programmers of old
' used to "print" to the screen to look for errors (bugs).
' System software writers called this function "Debug.print"
' The folks at NetMedia who wrote the BasicX Development System
' could have called it anything. But for us Oldtimers, debug.print
' the text to your computer and your computer displays it.
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