81. QBASIC ASM LIBRARIE qbasic is not a compiler. qbasic compiles at runtime your *.bas programs, It is now possible to pass different parameters to your qbasic program, http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/7052/qbasic.html

QBASIC ASM LIBRARIE QBASIC( intrepreter) INTREPRETER and RUNTIME-COMPILER First confusion to deal with: I will only cover the QB intrepreter that comes for free with older versions of DOS, is on the CD of win95, and can be obtained on the microsoft pages in a package called olddos.exe for everyone else. So let us start with a link for this olddos.exe package Also, to definitively get this compiler-thing-question to pieces, here is the link for the most QB-compatible shareware compiler on the net( called and a product of POWERBASIC) QBASIC It is not simple to do this, you have to spawn QBASIC as a child process from your *.com file, which is not the easiest thing to do and the program still needs qbasic on disk.. Furthermore, when you can do that, you know of course already a dozen or more ways to write a standalone program with the same functionality in PB, or assembler. So in practice QBASIC is never used as creator of *.com programs, certainly not with the shareware compilers around. INCLUDING SUBS/ FUNCTIONS OF OTHER MODULES A rather serious problem with QB intrepreter that I will no longer support has to do with the impossibility to include functions from other modules in a program which you are building. Say you have developed functions for bitmanipulation and stored them together in one file, and you are developing say a program for direct screen read/write. It is possible that you discovered then that you need to read two bits of the PCinfo to determine where the screensegment is located. Now you have to first go the long way of manually copying the function from your bitoperation file to your projectfile, before you can go on. Though this might not seem lots of work, I can assure you that when lots of functions are concerned this becomes highly irritating. In fact this seems to be the reason you seldom looks at QBASIC librarys.

82. Qbasic / Quickbasic News - Daily Qbasic News And Resources. This teaches you about using the mouse in your own qbasic programs, Uses ASM. How to add ASM to your qbasic programs! In this tutorial it covers the http://www.qbasicnews.com/tutorials.php

Learn QBasic tutorials section which is filled with tutorials covering every qbasic command! QBasic Forums Check out the Qbasic News Forums ! Hang out with people who like QBasic, just like you! Must See: QB Express With multiple issues in the bag, QB Express is defintely a must see for any QBer. QBasic Tutorials Heres a bunch of tutorials that RadioHands (Contact him with your questions) has made. I got exclusive premission to use them all here so read them or do what ever with them. Tutorial 1 In this tutorial you learn the most important things like the Print and IF commands.This is not for the intermediate or advanced programmers... Tutorial 2 This is my graphics tutorial. This has things for advanced programmers and for intermediate programmers. Tutorial 3 This is the games tutorial... This explains many things that you might wonder how they do it in other programs / games... Tutorial 4 This is the newly finished Mouse tutorial. This teaches you about using the mouse in your own QBasic programs, Uses ASM. Tutorial 3.5

83. A Qbasic Program That Converts Everythingese To HTML@Everything2.com a qbasic program that converts Everythingese to HTML This is just a fast little program I wrote in qbasic for my own uses. But then I thought there must http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=723842

84. Computing.Net - Running QBasic Program Under OS/2 I m trying to run an old qbasic program under OS/2 on a DOS Full Screen. The program is Gorilla.bas (it came with MS DOS 5.0). On my current AMD Ath http://www.computing.net/os2/wwwboard/forum/2055.html

OS/2 Win 95/98 Win NT Win Me Win XP Win 2000 Win 2003 Win 3.1 E-Home Office Gaming Drivers Linux Websites E-Photo Hardware Security Coding PDAs Networks CPUs Solaris BeOS Novell OpenVMS DOS Unix Mac OS/2 Specialty Forums Security and Virus General Hardware CPUs/Overclocking ... Home Subject: Running QBasic Program Under OS/2 Original Message Name: Wally (by WallyWorld) Date: October 01, 2004 at 17:44:46 Pacific Subject: Running QBasic Program Under OS/2 OS: OS/2 4 (fix pack 15) CPU/Ram: AMD Athelon 1200 MHz / 768 MB System Manufacturer: Homemade Comment: I'm trying to run an old Qbasic program under OS/2 on a DOS Full Screen. The program is Gorilla.bas (it came with MS DOS 5.0). On my current AMD Athelon 1200 MHz / ASUS mobo system, it runs ridiculously slow. The screen only seems to update about once every 3 to 4 seconds. Funny thing, when I was trying to run it at the same time as my Gamatech Utilities was backing up the desktop, the gorilla game seemed to speed up, but not really to a totally acceptable level. All the DOS settings were consistent on both systems. Does anybody have any similar experiences? Does the Athelon do a worse job running OS/2 than a Pentium?

85. Computing.Net - Caller-ID Program Could you point me in the direction of the qbasic program? I mean could someone help or tell me where to find the qbasic program because I have little http://www.computing.net/dos/wwwboard/forum/15780.html

DOS Win 95/98 Win NT Win Me Win XP Win 2000 Win 2003 Win 3.1 E-Home Office Gaming Drivers Linux Websites E-Photo Hardware Security Coding PDAs Networks CPUs Solaris BeOS Novell OpenVMS DOS Unix Mac OS/2 Specialty Forums Security and Virus General Hardware CPUs/Overclocking ... Home Subject: Caller-ID Program Original Message Name: Peter S. Date: July 13, 2005 at 08:30:37 Pacific Subject: Caller-ID Program OS: MS-DOS 6.22 CPU/Ram: System Manufacturer: IBM Comment: Hi, is there any program that will get the caller ID information from the telephone line and display it on the screen? (My caller ID is activated) I have an internal modem that works fine on COM2. Thanks! Report Offensive Message For Removal Response Number 1 Name: wizard-fred Date: July 13, 2005 at 09:07:19 Pacific Subject: Caller-ID Program Reply: The next thing you need to verify is whether your modem supports caller id. Seach google for caller id. There are a few sites that have a test program for the modem. Otherwise check your moden's manual. Report Offensive Follow Up For Removal Response Number 2 Name: Peter S.

86. QBasic New Zealand - Frequently Asked Questions What is qbasic? Where can I get qbasic? How do I install/run qbasic? How do I learn qbasic? How do I compile my qbasic program? http://qbnz.com/pages/faq/

qbasic new zealand the home of qbasic down under This Site Home Archive About What's New ... Site Map Learning Newbies FAQ Tutorials Interaction Forum Links Coding Downloads Challenges Projects Upload Reviews Programs Frequently Asked Questions Welcome to the QBNZ FAQ. Here I have compiled a selection of commonly asked questions about QBasic. You can submit a question also: just email me with your question. What is QBasic? Where can I get QBasic? How do I install/run QBasic? How do I learn QBasic? ... What is the history of QBasic? What is QBasic? Top QBasic is a DOS based programming language. It is used primarily by teaching instititions around the world to introduce students to programming languages, because of its simplicity. However it is a slow language, without some of the powerful functions available in languages such as C, which is why it is not used for profit today. Despite me saying this, there are a few programmers out there that still use QBasic where they think it is required for business purposes. Here are the comments made by one such person very recently: I think that Windows and Internet were the direct cause of QB becoming obsolete. But, there are a lot of small business that need to do some processing that can't afford all the bells and whistles that are offered today. Examples:

87. Read, Program And Debug The SXKEY Using A QBASIC-program (QBL99V3.BAS) Create a program with SXKEY28L.exe and fill a SX28 with Program (your prototype); Start the qbasicprogram (set the COMport on 1 or 2 in the second line! http://www.sxlist.com/techref/parallax/sxkey/qbl99v3.htm

Read, Program and Debug the SXKEY using a QBASIC-program ( QBL99V3.BAS If you only want to use the SXBLITZ-protocol on a SXKEY (rev-E or -F, thus with encryption ) to READ and PROGRAM a SX28-chip, the recipe is very simple: Create a program with SXKEY28L.exe and fill a with "Program" (your prototype) Start the QBASIC-program In the DOS-directory you will find now the files: READ_KEY.TXT (with the content of the in readable form) You can rename that file and use this name for programming -chips in the field. DISDEBM.TXT (disassembled content of ). (Also the still "unknown" DEBUG-codes) Program a new You can write your own VERIFY-command in QBASIC if you like. If you like to use the DEBUG-facility: Fill the -chip with the DEBUG-command in SXKEY28L.exe and QUIT * The ESC-key give you the possible commands. Nb: look in the file DISDEBM.TXT to see what particular debug-code the program: SXKEY28L.exe has created. Code: eg_allen@hotmail.oom shares this code: Interested: file: /techref/parallax/sxkey/qbl99v3.htm

88. Acid Works Basic Links Pasco s Page Home to some of the some of the best qbasic programs Arrow s qbasic Page - Tons of programs and other stuff, and a very good layout. http://www.acidworks.com/links.html

If you want a link up to your site here or know a site that should be here, email me and tell me about it. Also if you want a 88x31 pic put up send that along or give me the URL for it. And if you want to add a link to my page that'd be cool , you could even use this little button. Top Sites Extremely Good Plain Good Average ... News Groups Top Sites QBasic/QuickBasic Top 500 - Excellent page. Has the top 500 QBasic related pages. Click on the banner to vote for my page! Dark Elf Productions QuickBasic Top 100 - Top 100 pages, excellent source of Basic related links. QCharts 77 - Another list of top sites, this time 77 of them. QuickBasic Elite Top 50 - Run by AmpleWorks.com, a great QBasic related site. Programming Top 50 - The top 50 programming related websites on the net. Top 25 QBasic Sites - You can find the cool top 25 sites related to Qbasic right here. QuickBasic Top 219 - A list of 219 top QBasic pages, what more could you want? Extremely Good NeoZones Productions - Definitely one of the best QBasic pages around. Enhanced Creations QuickBasic Programming - A great page, many awesome programs. Makers of WetSpot, the QBasic JPEG viewer, and DirectQB.

89. BASIC/QBasic Programs For Quantum Mechanics And Physics The computer simulation of quantum mechanics qbasic computer programs. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/anima/basicpro.htm

Computer Simulation of Quantum Mechanics - Porthouse The name of this file is BASICPRO.HTM BASIC programs Two-slit interference experiment demonstration - Dirac equation - superluminal communication - relativity of simultaneity - gravitational many-body problem - Van Allen Belt - relativistic flight simulator - Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability - Von Karman vortex street All the programs given here will run with Microsoft QBasic, and this is recommended. Click here for advice on installing QBasic as a viewer. Advice on running QBasic programs If you do not have QBasic available, but you do have PKware's PKZIP available, then you can download, unzip and run the ZIP versions of each program. It is possible to streamline the operation of PKZIP, as described here. Advice on running ZIP programs in unzip-and-go mode If you have Microsoft QuickBasic 4.5 or Visual Basic for DOS, then you can install it as an interpreter like QBasic. Look at the instructions for QBasic above to see how to do this. Alternatively, you can install the batch compiler (BC.EXE) so that the BAS program is compiled and then run. You might want to do this if you are short on memory, or if you want a better version of the relativistic flight simulator.

90. Quantum Mechanics Measurement Problem Tackled By Computer Simulation qbasic programs to download and run. This website contains a variety of qbasic programs which you can download and run. We must warn you at once that an http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/anima/quantum.htm

The computer simulation of Quantum Mechanics with the emphasis on wave-particle duality and probably incorporating a random number generator by D.T.C. Porthouse This is the quantum mechanics measurement problem looked at from the point of view of computer simulation. This website contains a variety of QBasic programs which you can download and run. We must warn you at once that an exponential-time algorithm may be the best we can do, and this means that you are possibly looking at an esoteric subject. You can find un-esoteric polynomial-time QBasic programs on other topics, such as relativity, gravity, the Van Allen Belt, the Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability and the Von Karman vortex street. The relativistic flight simulator can be run in interpreted QBasic with QBasic installed as a viewer, or better still, in compiled object code with PKZIP installed in unzip-and-go mode. E-mail: 100425.3501@compuserve.com There is an experimental prediction which you may read about before looking at the rest of this website, which otherwise may be heavy going. Dedication: In memory of David Bohm The Copenhagen Interpretation is the easiest to understand: this website is a waste of time.

91. The BASIC Archives - Links qbasic Software Pages programs, links, tips, etc. qbasic Source qbasic.Com - a collection of qbasic programs, Q A, information, and links. http://members.fortunecity.com/manixtt/links.html

web hosting domain names photo sharing home ... contact us Links Last Updated: October 05, 2003 Performed a major overhaul of this links section. Most of the links were dead and inaccessible. So, many were removed. For reference, I've kept the old listing. What's New in Links Digital Paradox Software - Developers of Cataclysm's Eve and other incredible QB feats! A B C D E F G H I J K ... Q R S T U V ... Acid Works Basic Software - QBasic site with programs, games, and links. Akarsha Kumar Aki's Worlds Alan King All Basic Code (ABC) - A collection of PD source codes ranging from QB/QBasic/PDS/PB/VB/ASIC and even some assembly code for advanced BASIC programmers. Very large collection of BASIC. Andrew's Home Page Andrew Morison's QBasic Homepage AndrewR Software Aps Homepage ... BASIC Archives - No, not us! The more resourceful archive. Basic Gurus Basix Fanzine - for programmers who love BASIC, and would like to learn more about it. Tips, tricks, and answers to questions here. A new issue is made every month or so. Bema BASIC Business Basic Business Basic Page - Pages on Business Basic providers (BBx, OpenBasic, Thoroughbred Basic and ProvideX) and apps (Open Systems Accounting, ADD+ON Accounting.)

92. Programmers Heaven - Basic Zone - Various Sourcecode Files This is a simple qbasic program that lets you create music by using your If your looking for an easy way to add sound to your qbasic programs this may http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone6/cat50/

Username: Password: Auto-login Register Why register? Forgot Password? ... Advanced Search E-mail: More information Current area: HOME Basic Various Sourcecode ^Snake Game in QBasic^ v1.0.1 Snake game that has been created in QBasic. Levels to 9.Speed increases from level to level. Size: 2 Kb Downloads: 1163 Updated: 2004-8-27 Rating: (Not Rated) ALT-QUICK for QUICK BASIC, v5.55 This is the talked about programmer's tools that are written by Christy Gemmell-England. Add many new routines and functions to your present or even new programs to give them a unique look and feel. With this toolbox you can do it easily ! Add Popups, zooms, extended functions not present in QB45. Size: 295 Kb Downloads: 5176 Updated: 1998-12-13 Rating: ANSI Commands and Functions in a library! For Microsoft BASICs: QuickBasic v4.5 and Visual Basic for DOS, both Standard and Professional editions. A set of all the standard ANSI commands and functions. Great for programming! Size: 57 Kb Downloads: 2161 Updated: 2000-9-28 Rating: (Not Rated) Advertisment AutoClock v1.0

93. Print To USB From Qbasic qbasic, what can i do to make my programs run without the qbasic program? OboroNinja, Geek s Lounge, 1, Aug 15th 2004 1241 AM http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread22636.html

entire site forums blogs code snippets link directory Whether you're a software developer, web developer, IT professional, or just a computer hobbiest, here you'll find everything Information Technology related all in one convenient place. To take advantage of everything our knowledgable and exciting online community of 50,137 members has to offer, please register . It's free! DaniWeb IT Community Software Development Legacy and Other Languages print to USB from Qbasic Less popular computer programming languages. Thread Tools Search this Thread Display Modes Apr 27th 2005, 03:26 AM vbmenu_register("postmenu_115814", true); Junior Poster Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 2 print to USB from Qbasic I recently updated my system to XP-2 with a pentium III. I have a number of qbasic programs I developed to use in my hobbies and lo and behold, I can't print to my usb port. The programs run okay. I should think this is a problem that has been solved many times but I haven't run acrossed the answer. Perhaps print-to-file then open and print the file with notepad or something. Any ideas? Thanks, Paul

94. Freeware Programs All these programs will run under qbasic on IBM compatible computers. For more information on using qbasic programs read your manual, books, http://www.disknet.com/indiana_biolab/gersoft.htm

Free German Software Program These programs will help you use your computer to learn your school subjects and learn other things just for fun. This section is under development. We are testing whether umlauts and other features will download and run properly. All these programs are merely a short working test program. Please download them and let me know if they worked . Were you able to understand the complex download instructions? Everything worked when tested by Harold Eddleman. Soon as I get word from a few people that everything works for them, I will be begin placing genuine programs here. I wrote all this for another site, it should work here on JumpWeb. Harold Eddleman. Click on your Choice to Download a Program Please go to the next section below for DownLoad Instructions math.bas - This is a short working program for testing downloadability. It adds two numbers. Does it work for you? We use this program below, in the instructions section. gsoft1.bas - This a very simple QBASIC program of a few lines. It contains some of theGerman Vocabulary of Section 200. I displays the German word or phrase. Try to think of the English equivalent. Press Enter and the answer appears. Press again and the next German Phrase appears. While this is a simple program, it can teach much German. If you use this program Click Here and tell me so I will add more words to it.

95. 009 - Learning German Via Computer Software The programs are written in qbasic which was a part of DOS 5.0 and later DOS. Instructions for download and use (all are qbasic programs) Available http://www.disknet.com/indiana_biolab/ger009.htm

This page was written 98 Sep 12 and some programs are not yet installed on the server but should be within a week. Learn German via Free Software This page Describes Original Software to Tutor you in German This site is designed to help everyone learn German. Harold Eddleman has written software to help himself learn German and other subjects. He is making most of those programs available free to the public. Some of the programs are special for a particular page. For example: ger230e.bas goes with lesson ger230e.htm Such programs are listed at the top of the specific lesson page and also on this page. Others are more general or tutor sentences or phrases. The programs are written in QBASIC which was a part of DOS 5.0 and later DOS. Most of them run on the Original IBM PC and many were written on that machine. Kids can now buy those computers for $5 to $25 complete with disk drives and monitor (try a dealer or computer/ham fest). See my Computer Science site for ideas on using these old machines. While many of my programs run under Dos 3.3, I suggest you install DOS 5.0 on such machines. All the educational material of each program is in DATA statements at the bottom of the program. I suggest you add your own statements, or remove all my DATA statements and enter your own for studying biology, French, Business Law, etc. I also suggest you modify the main program to learn programming or meet your special needs.

96. Software The qbasic programs which follow are some of the core programs of the book To download any of the qbasic programs individually, click on a file name http://www.fluid.tue.nl/student/colleges/NLS/software.html

QBasic-programma's Installation and running instructions The QBasic programs which follow are some of the core programs of the book From Calculus to Chaos by D. Acheson (Oxford University Press, 1997). Further information about them, including full listings, can be found in the book, together with an introduction to elementary programming in QBasic. QBasic is distributed with every version of Microsoft system software, i.e. Windows 95, Windows NT and the later versions of DOS. Unfortunately, QBasic is not included in Windows 98 SE. If QBasic is not on your hard disk perform the following steps: Create a folder on your PC harddrive called BASIC (i.e. Download both QBASIC.EXE and QBASIC.HLP and save them into the folder. (If the contents of QBASIC.HLP appears on your screen, right click the hyperlink to QBASIC.HLP and choose Save Link As or any equivalent option.) Alternatively , download Microsoft QBASIC.ZIP and unzip it into your folder . If you do not have software to unzip files, use PKUNZIP.EXE distributed by PKWARE Inc To download any of the QBasic programs individually, click on a file name (see below), and then save the file to the folder

97. QBasic Source Code And Utilities - PeatSoft Make better programs with my qbasic source code. ICOVIEW is a qbasic program that displays Windows icons. Download ICOVIEW1.ZIP (3 Kb). WHAT IS NEW? http://www.xs4all.nl/~hwiegman/qbasic.html

QBasic Source Code and Utilities GWBasic to QBasic Source Code Converter QFONTS 0.08 QBasic Font Routines ICOVIEW 0.01 QBasic Windows Icon Viewer ... GW2QB063.ZIP (66 Kb) WHAT IS NEW? 0.01 (06-07-2001) - Initial release. 0.60 (09-21-2003) - Added handling of invalid FIELD statements. 0.61 (11-10-2003) - Added checking of duplicate line numbers. 0.62 (12-29-2003) - Fixed handling of large files. 0.63 (02-02-2004) - Fixed several bugs. QFONTS 0.08 - QBasic Font Routines REQUIREMENTS DOS QBASIC QFONTS is a collection of routines for using fonts in your programs. Supported are: 320x200.fnt; 360x480.fnt; ehout.fnt 8x8 DOS fonts Borland CHR fonts Digital Dimensions 0FN fonts (used in Jazz Jackrabbit 1) Epic Pinball 2.0 fonts Fonts in PCX Paintbrush files One Must Fall 2097 1.1 fonts TrueType fonts (thanks to Luberth Dijkman Wacky Wheels 1.1 fonts Download QFNTS008.ZIP (49 Kb) WHAT IS NEW? 0.01 (05-06-2001) - Initial release. 0.02 (03-28-2002) - Added routines for Borland CHR fonts. 0.03 (04-17-2002) - Added routines for Digital Dimensions 0FN fonts. 0.04 (04-24-2002) - Added routines for Wacky Wheels fonts.

98. [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic. SpamCopGeeks Re Ick. qbasic. Mike Easter spamcop-geeks Mon, 22 Jan 2001 144710 -0800 My wife needs qbasic program/compiler for her school. http://news.spamcop.net/pipermail/spamcop-geeks/2001-January/000373.html

[SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic. Mike Easter spamcop-geeks Mon, 22 Jan 2001 14:47:10 -0800 Previous message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic. Next message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic. Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Computers_and_the_Internet/Computers/P rogramming_Languages/QBasic Home Computers and the Internet Computers Programming Languages QBasic http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/7052/qbasic.html "First confusion to deal with: I will only cover the QB intrepreter that comes for free with older versions of DOS, is on the CD of win95, and can be obtained on the microsoft pages in a package called olddos.exe for everyone else. So let us start with a link for this olddos.exe package " ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/Products/Windows/Windows95/CDRomExtras/otherutilitie s/ Mike Easter "indigo" < nobody If you just want Qbasic.exe (190 kb) and Qbasic.hlp (128 kb) I guess *someone* could just email them to you...... "Who Cares?" <

99. [SpamCop-Geeks] Ick. Qbasic. SpamCopGeeks Ick. qbasic. Who Cares? spamcop-geeks 22 Jan 2001 210145 GMT My wife needs qbasic program/compiler for her school. http://news.spamcop.net/pipermail/spamcop-geeks/2001-January/000368.html

[SpamCop-Geeks] Ick. Qbasic. Who Cares? spamcop-geeks 22 Jan 2001 21:01:45 GMT Previous message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Linux CD ripper/encoder wanted Next message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic. Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hey gang, Speaking of ancient programming languages.. My wife needs Qbasic program/compiler for her school. For some reason (which is still not understandable) her community college is teaching Qbasic as a Introduction to Programming. Geez. Why don't you just teach her Assembly if you're at it. Qbasic is very antiquated, and I don't even see one or two single programs that is written in Qbasic that are still in existance today. You, of course, are welcome to correct me, and badger me with comparsion of Visual Basic (which I have no clue as to what it is). I am from a school of old time BASIC... 10 print "Spam! Spam! Spam! Spam" 20 goto 10 heh. That's Basic for me. :) Hawkeye-X P.S. The question was and is where do I get a Qbasic program/compiler (Yes, I'll warez and you can report me to Micro$loth for all I care. :) Previous message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Linux CD ripper/encoder wanted Next message: [SpamCop-Geeks] Re: Ick. Qbasic.

100. CSC 119 Homework Projects Write a qbasic program to determine the cost and number of gallons of paint Write a qbasic program to prompt the user for 3 test scores and output these http://www.rrcc-online.com/~lauriea/csc119/projects.htm

CSC 119 Introduction to Programming Homework Projects Project #1 Chapters 1-8 Write a QBASIC program to determine the cost and number of gallons of paint needed to paint one room. Assume you must paint all walls, but not the floor or ceiling. Assume that each gallon of paint covers 250 square feet and the cost is $20.00 a gallon. Your program should assign the dimensions of a room to variables and then display these values along with the cost of the paint and gallons needed. For example: Room length: 15 feet Room width: 10 feet Room height: 12 feet Gallons of paint needed = 2.4 Cost = $ 48 Extra-credit: Do not allow for partial gallons in your calculation. i.e., for the above example the output will be: Gallons of paint needed = 3 Cost = $ 60 NOTE: This program does not contain any input from the user. Your output must appear exactly as given above (except you may use different room dimensions) Project #2 Chapter 9 Write a QBASIC program to prompt the user for 3 test scores and output these scores and the weighted average. The weights for each test are 0.25, 0.25, . When the program runs, it should look as follows:

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