PureBasic - A Beginner's Guide To Computer Programming

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PurebasicA beginner s Guide To Computer ProgrammingUpdated forPurebasic v4Gary WilloughbyPurebasicGary WilloughbyA Beginners Guide To Computer ProgrammingPureBasic - A beginner s Guide To Computer Programmingby Gary WilloughbyCopyright 2006 Gary WilloughbyThis book and all included source materials such as diagrams, photos and PureBasic source code isdistributed under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike License. Moredetails can be found here: is a registered trademark of Fantaisie Software. PureBasic and all provided tools andcomponents contained within the PureBasic package are Copyright 2006 Fantaisie Software10, rue de Lausanne67640 2006, by Aardvark Global WilloughbyPrint HistoryJuly 2006 - First EditionDisclaimerWhile every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book and the programs containedwithin it, the author and publisher assumes no responsibility whatsoever for errors, omissions, or fordamages resulting from

presenting the major language features a section at a time. Each chapter is fairly self contained but later chapters, especially the more advanced ones, use ideas introduced earlier. For example, when we get to graphical user interfaces and graphics, I’ll assume you now understand procedures and structures. Part I: The Core Language

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