>>modifications), and power supply brick. Level I BASIC is similar to
>> Tiny BASIC. I still have my Level I BASIC reference manual.
>The Basic was an 4k microsoft basic with floating point and simple >arrays but no alphanumeric operators or transcendental functions.
>Tiny basic was an integer language of less than 4k.
IIRC Level I Basic was floating point but it was not a Microsoft product. Only Level II Basic came from Microsoft. In fact the source for Level I Basic was later released and I think I have a copy of it in storage somewhere.
Regards,
Bob
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