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| − | '''Tiny BASIC''' was a mid-1970s simplified version of BASIC designed to run on very little memory on such simple machines as the KIM-1. The ''Dr. Dobb's Journal'' magazine was initially launched to discuss this language, though its scope soon expanded to other programming topics, and it survives as a web-based publication to this day. Tiny BASIC interpretation made use of an intermediate language of a level in between BASIC and machine language. | + | '''Tiny BASIC''' was a mid-1970s simplified version of [[BASIC]] designed to run on very little memory on such simple machines as the KIM-1. The ''Dr. Dobb's Journal'' magazine was initially launched to discuss this language, though its scope soon expanded to other programming topics, and it survives as a web-based publication to this day. Tiny BASIC interpretation made use of an intermediate language of a level in between BASIC and machine language. |
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Tiny BASIC was a mid-1970s simplified version of BASIC designed to run on very little memory on such simple machines as the KIM-1. The Dr. Dobb's Journal magazine was initially launched to discuss this language, though its scope soon expanded to other programming topics, and it survives as a web-based publication to this day. Tiny BASIC interpretation made use of an intermediate language of a level in between BASIC and machine language.
