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This is _really_ cool!
You should be proud of yourself!

Writing a Tiny Basic interpreter, with the source language being just a cut above Tiny Basic is quite a feat! Good job!

admin wrote: ↑Thu Aug 24, 2023 3:19 pm I wasn't sure if I should do both. At your request, I have made a portable zip version.
Portable Zip: https://www.lucidapogee.com/download.ph ... obasic.zip

Thank you!

Do you have a version that does not require an installer, e.g., a .zip of all the files?

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