PureBasic has been created for the beginner and expert alike. We have put a lot of effort into its conception to produce a fast, reliable system and friendly BASIC compiler. The full …

The PureBasic IDE Getting started Working with files Editing features Managing projects Compiling your programs Using the debugger Form designer Using the debugging Tools Built …

The free version of PureBasic (limited to small programs) is available to download for everyone: Important: Sometimes the 'Microsoft Defender SmartScreen' is displayed, just click on 'More …

We start programming... this part of the PureBasic manual should guide you through some basic stuff, which you should learn while starting to program with PureBasic.

The following topics in this chapter should give you some ideas, where to start with PureBasic. It shouldn't replace any larger tutorial or the massive informations, which can be found on the …

As PureBasic 4 is a quite big release in both terms of changes and enhancements, a document which sum up all the modifications about the libraries commands since the last stable release …

The PureBasic licence is a user-based licence, which means you can install your full version on all of your computers without the need to buy another licence for each.

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Resources Official PureBasic blog PureArea.net (PureBasic support site) Microsoft Windows API support Pure Programming (PureBasic Youtube tutorials)

All keywords are used for general things inside PureBasic, like creating arrays (Dim) or lists (NewList), or controlling the program flow (If : Else : EndIf). They are not followed by the …