Atari BASIC is an interpreted programming language for the Atari 8-bit family of home computers, designed to facilitate the development of software and games. It provides a range of commands and functions to manipulate graphics, sound, and input/output operations, making it accessible for hobbyists and developers to create programs on these systems.
About Atari Basic
Atari BASIC was developed in 1979 by Shepardson Microsystems for the Atari 8-bit family of home computers. It was created to provide users with a straightforward and accessible way to program software and games on these systems, leveraging the graphical and audio capabilities of the hardware.
Strengths of Atari BASIC included ease of use, good integration with Atari hardware, and a relatively low learning curve for beginners. Weaknesses involved slow execution speed and limited advanced features compared to other languages. Competitors included Microsoft BASIC, AppleSoft BASIC, and Commodore BASIC.
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An Atari BASIC expert must possess skills in understanding and writing BASIC code, manipulating Atari graphics and sound capabilities, optimizing code for performance on limited hardware, debugging and troubleshooting programs, and knowledge of Atari 8-bit system architecture.
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