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Inside basic games

Richard Mateosian

1981

Expert one-on-one Visual BASIC 2005 database programming

Roger Jennings

2005

Numerical analysis with the TI-99/4A, Commodore 64, Apple II Plus/IIe, TRS-80 Model I/III

H. R. Meck

1984

It's BASIC

Shelley Lipson

1982

Visual BASIC 6 developer's handbook

Evangelos Petroutsos

1999

Programming Visual Basic .NET

Dave Grundgeiger, Jesse Liberty

2002

Computer simulation in biology

Robert E. Keen

1992

Guide to the IBM personal computer

Walter Sikonowiz

1983

Basic Powertools

Steven Holzner

1990

Visual Basic .NET

Jeffrey R. Shapiro

2002

Advanced Visual Basic.Net

Kip Irvine

2004

Programming with Visual BASIC 6

Edward J. Coburn

1999

Visual Basic.Net Programming

Jeffrey J. Tsay, Jeffery Tasay, Jeffrey Tsay

2002

BASIC programming

Van Court Hare

1982

Compute!'s Kids and the Apple

Edward H. Carlson

1984

Game programming for teens

Maneesh Sethi

2003

Complete Basic Programming

Steven L. Mandell

1997

Visual Basic in easy steps

Mike McGrath

2010

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 programmer's guide

Microsoft Press

1998

31 new Atari computer programs for home, school, office

Alan North

1983

Regulating hospital costs

David S. Abernethy

1979

Visual basic power programming

Namir Clement Shammas

1992

BASIC programs for scientists and engineers

Alan R. Miller

1981

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

Michael W. Sprague, Michael Sprague, Dorothy L. Nield et al.

2000

Computer literacy

Arthur Luehrmann

1983

Introduction to computer mathematics

Russell Merris

1985

Programming in Visual Basic, version 6.0

Julia Case Bradley

1999

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0.

Microsoft Press

1998

Develop a professional Visual Basic application in 14 days

William J. Orvis

1995

Visual Basic 6 bible

Hank Marquis, Smith, Eric A, Eric A. Smith et al.

1998

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