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Same, and I always hated that quote also. If anything, BASIC exposes you to low level assembly concepts: instructions are processed in order based on their 'address' (line number), unless you have a conditional, where you jump (goto) a new address. Variables are global by default, as they would be as data at an address in memory.



Ah good old line numbers for code execution.

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/3097...

I miss that... :)




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