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Liberty BASIC 4 Companion. Introduction.

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Legal Notice Part One - Tutorials. Getting Started The Fundamentals. Your First Program!. User Input and Variables.

Math and Numeric Variables. Arrays are Lists.

Looping and Arrays. Labels and Goto. If - Evaluating Expressions. Programming in Windows.

Fun Stuff Files on Disk. Types of Disk Files. Sequential Files. Random Access Files. Binary Files. FILES Information GUI Programming. What is a GUI?.

Opening Windows. Adding Controls.

Responding to User Events. Communicating with Controls. A First GUI Program Graphics. Turtle Graphics.

Use of Color. The Colordialog. Bitmap Graphics. Bitmap Color Formats. Bitmap Dimensions. Drawing Rules.

Drawn Objects. Graphics and Text. Trapping Mouse and Keyboard Events. Segments and Flushing.

Loading Images Sprite BASICs. Sprite Animation. Sprite Commands. What is a Sprite?. How Do Sprites Work?.

Start with the Background. Designate Sprites. Sprite Properites. Sprite Methods. Drawing and Collision Detection. Flushing Sprite Graphics. Pauses and Timing.

Add a Mask. Step by Step. Simple Demo Program Game Creation. Game Logic. Game Outline. Keyboard Input.

Mouse Input. Using Arrays. Shooting. Scoring and Collision Detection.

The Liberty BASIC community as well as Shoptalk Systems (the producers of Liberty BASIC) offer some top-notch tutorials. Here is a run down of many of them, although the list is probably not complete.

Feel free to add to the list. Published Books. By Carl Gundel. A programming course by the creator of Liberty BASIC. by Greg Perry. This book uses Liberty BASIC to teach programming. by Wallace Wang.

This book uses Liberty BASIC to teach programming. Liberty BASIC Tutorial An interactive tutorial for the lesson browser. This ships with Liberty BASIC. You can access it from the Help Menu. It is an interactive tutorial.

The table of contents is listed on the left side. Explanations are at the top right, and code is on the bottom right. This all appears right in the Liberty BASIC editor lesson browser. You can read the comments, then run the code. You can even modify the code right in the lesson browser and run it again to see the results. You can edit the comments as well, and even add your own sections to the tutorials. This tutorial was written by Carl Gundel, the author of Liberty BASIC and it was used by Ziff Davis University to teach programming.

If you've lost your LSN file, or if you've modified your version and want to have the original, you can download it here. 45 KB - Lesson on using Music Files -Online Resources. The latest Liberty BASIC reference from Alyce Watson, the definitive guide to the language! - Shareware NO LONGER AVAILABLE. Archives (for historical reasons). Beginning Programming - a series of articles from the Liberty BASIC Newsletter, by Brad Moore. Newsletters 104, 106, 107, 109, 110, 113, 117, 120, 124, 127, 132.

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Beginning Game Programming - a series of articles from the Liberty BASIC Newsletter, by Richard Ryles. Newsletters 109, 110, 111, 117.