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You might be hitting the fact that QBasic actually requires keywords to be in capitals. The original IDE did the conversion for you, but repl.it doesn't. We sho

by max99x 15y ago

You might be hitting the fact that QBasic actually requires keywords to be in capitals. The original IDE did the conversion for you, but repl.it doesn't. We should really be more lenient about those. For now, check the existing examples and use your trusty caps lock.

drv 15y ago
The actual QuickBASIC compiler allowed any case for keywords. The lack of line numbers was a bit confusing too - my first inclination when seeing a BASIC prompt is to type 10 PRINT "hello" 20 GOTO 10 Aside from that, it seems to work as expected (at least in the quick tests I tried).
- sratner 15y ago
  Numeric labels also don't work: 10: PRINT "hello" GOTO 10 This works though: label: PRINT "hello" GOTO label