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MS-DOS, the Microsoft Disk Operating System, its OEM-branded versions, and x86 DOS clones in general.
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What binary format did QuickBasic use for BAS files?
The example can be loaded into a copy of QuickBasic and then saved as a plain text file:
DECLARE FUNCTION Shade& (red!, green!, blue!)
DECLARE SUB GetShiftStates (shift AS ANY)
CONST FALSE = 0
CONST T …
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