QBASIC

QBASIC category contains programs written in QBASIC programming language.  This is an archive page that contains the collection of programs written in that language.

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I am a web developer with expertise in web development using various web technologies.

I have always been fascinated and enthusiastic about technology ever since my childhood. I always wanted to be familiar with what, why, and how of technologies. Web development has been my only passion ever since I started learning it. Following this passion, I have always been ready to learn new technologies and implement them in my projects.

I do have expertise in coding and have a good understanding of various languages like QBASIC, C/C++, Python, Java, Ruby, etc. along with front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, React, and Vue. I also have experience in developing websites and web applications using backend technologies like PHP, Ruby on Rails in combination with the database system MySQL.

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QBASIC – Convert kilometers to meters

Overview Below is the QBASIC program to convert distance in kilometers to meters. Output Explanation To convert distance in kilometers into meters, first, accept distance in kilometers from the user using the formula: meters = K * 1000. More Programs https://thinkshare.one/learn/programming/qbasic/

QBASIC – Calculate simple interest and the total amount

Overview Below is the QBASIC program to calculate the simple interest and the total amount given the principal amount, time and rate of interest. Output Explanation: Let’s first see the formula of simple interest: si = (p * t * r)/100. So, we can determine the simple interest by taking the principal, time, and rate from …

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QBASIC – Volume of a cuboid

Program Below is the QBASIC program to calculate the volume of cuboid. Output Explanation Let’s first see the formula:  Volume = l * b * h. So, we can determine the volume of a cuboid by taking the length, breadth, and height from the user and multiplying the length, breadth, and height together. More Programs https://thinkshare.one/learn/programming/qbasic/