Short Course in QBasic :

by Stewart Venit

This text is based upon Venit's successful Programming in QuickBASIC (West, 1991), but uses a simpler, lower level approach. A Short Course in QBasic teaches the core of the QBASIC language, together with fundamental programming principles, using subroutines rather than subprograms. Extensive, proven pedagogy gives students lots of support. This text is intended for a short, introductory course in programming or for the programming component of a computer literacy course. A simpler approach to programming (than Venit's longer book) is accomplished in two fundamental (1) by using subroutines instead of subprograms to modularize programs, and (2) by avoiding sophisticated topics including Shell sort, binary search, random files, and advanced built in functions.

2760 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

Some books published as "Stewart M. Venit"