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    Microsoft did not create Visual Basic directly from the original BASIC
    language. Although the BASIC language evolved through several stages over
    its 35-plus year history, it kept its original structure in most of its incarnations.
    When Microsoft decided to use BASIC as its primary programming language
    supplied with the original MS-DOS operating system, however, it honed the
    BASIC language and added functionality to BASIC by creating several
    incarnations of BASIC with names such as MBASIC (for Microsoft BASIC),
    GWBASIC (for, some say, Gee-Whiz BASIC), BASICA (for BASIC
    Advanced), QuickBASIC, and QBasic (which is still supplied on Windows
    operating system CD-ROMs).
    Throughout BASIC’s evolution, the BASIC language kept its simple nature
    while gaining powerful new commands along the way. The text-based nature
    of languages such as QBasic helps new programmers get up to speed more
    quickly than many nontext languages such as Visual C++ do. To maintain this
    ease of use, Microsoft wanted to keep all its BASIC language versions
    interpreted in nature as opposed to compiled. A programmer can execute a
    program based on an interpreted language immediately and see results and
    errors instantly. Such feedback is critical for beginners who need a quick
    response when learning how to program. Compiled languages, although they
    run faster and are better suited for commercial program development
    environments, require much more effort to work with......

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