Re: Who uses BASIC these days (for serious application writing)

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From: Ben Smith
Date: Fri, 12 May 1989 11:34

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I understand that all prototyping at Microsoft is done in a 
structured BASIC that is private to them. There has been a real
growth (resurgance?) of BASIC as a result of the facilities and
structure available in the "New Basics."  I'll get references
on this subject if anyone is interested. (Personally, I'd have
a hard time going back to Pascal, let alone BASIC, but then I'm
doing more textual writing than programming these days. -ben
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Subject: Re: Who uses BASIC these days (for serious application writing)
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