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Module 1 Week 3 COMPROG

The document outlines the learning objectives related to the Just Basic Programming Language, including its definition, history, and the components of its Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It provides step-by-step instructions for creating, opening, saving, and running a BASIC program, along with keyboard shortcuts for these actions. Additionally, it includes self-check exercises and a post-test to assess understanding of the material.

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Module 1 Week 3 COMPROG

The document outlines the learning objectives related to the Just Basic Programming Language, including its definition, history, and the components of its Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It provides step-by-step instructions for creating, opening, saving, and running a BASIC program, along with keyboard shortcuts for these actions. Additionally, it includes self-check exercises and a post-test to assess understanding of the material.

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LET’S ANSWER THE QUIZ

JUST BASIC
PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGE
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to understand the following:
LO 4. Just Basic Programming Language

LO 4. Just Basic Programming Language


4.1 Define Just Basic Programming
4.2 Discuss Just Basic program history
4.3 Identify and discuss parts of the Just Basic Integrated

Development Environment (IDE).


4.4 Enumerate steps in creating, opening, compiling, running
and Saving a program in Just Basic.
I What is
new?

Learning Task 1
Direction: Identify the different parts of the Just Basic
Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

Write your answer on your journal:


1. _________________________________ 4. __________________________________
2. _________________________________ 5. __________________________________
3. _________________________________
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.
I What I Know?

Read Information Sheet 4.1 very well then find out how much you can
remember and how much you learned by doing Self-check 4.1.
Information Sheet 4.1
BASIC Programming Language

Stands for Beginner’s All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. It was originally


developed by John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz.
It was intended to be an easy-to-learn programming language that students could
use to solve simple problems in different areas of interest.
Just BASIC Program
A programming language created in connection with BASIC principle of programming
concept.
Opening Just BASIC Program
Steps:
1. Click the Window button
2. Choose Just BASIC in the selection
Just BASIC Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Title Bar - shows the title of the program as well as the filename
and minimize, maximize and close button.
Menu Bar - compose of different menus for giving commands in
the programming language.
Tool Bar - Provides shortcut command button for easy access.
Program Area - where you type in codes to create just BASIC
program.
Scroll Bars - appears both horizontally and vertically. View spaces
for text that cannot be seen on the screen.
Creating, Opening, Saving and Running a BASIC program
file.
Creating a NEW File
Steps:
1. Click the File Menu
2. Choose New Basic Source File
3. Or Press the keyboard command Ctrl + N
To Save a BASIC Program File
Steps:
1. Click the File Menu
2. Choose Save As or press Ctrl + S
3. In the Dialog box, type the filename with an extension .bas (ex.
Hello.bas)
4. Click the Save button.
Opening a BASIC Program File
Steps:
1. Click the File Menu
2. Choose Open or press Ctrl + O
3. In the Dialog Box, locate the BASIC program file you want to
open.
4. Click the Open button
To Run a BASIC Program File
Steps:
1. Type the program code
2. Click the Run button from the toolbar
Or press Shift + F5 for the keyboard shortcut
Or go to Run Menu them choose Run.
E What Is More?

Self-Check 4.1
A. Direction: Enumerate the steps in Creating a New Just
BASIC program file.
Steps:
1. ______________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________
3. ______________________________________________
E What Is More?

B. Direction: Write down the keyboard shortcuts


for the following commands
1. Saving a file : ______________
2. Opening a file : ______________
3. Creating a file : ______________
4. Running a file : ______________
5. Copy a code : ______________
E What Is More?

Just Basic Programming Language is an Open


Source Software/Application
1. Using Google download the Just Basic
Programming Language
2. Then if your done downloading, take a
screenshot and send it to our GC
A What I Have Learn?

Post-Test: Multiple Choice


Direction: Select the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers on
your journal.
1. One of the original developer of BASIC program language.
a. Bill Gates c. John Kemeny
b. Augusta Ada King d. Thomas Knoll
2. Easy to learn programming language that students could use to solve
simple problems in different areas of interest.
a. BASIC c. Fortran
b. C ++ d. Pascal
3. Compose of different menus for giving commands in the
programming language.
a. menu bar c. title bar
b. program area d. tool bar

4. Where you type in your codes to create just BASIC program


a. menu bar c. title bar
b. program area d. tool bar
5. A keyboard short cut for running a program
a. Ctrl + N c. Shift + F5
b. Ctrl + O d. Ctrl + S
6. A keyboard short cut for creating a new file program
a. Ctrl + N c. Shift + F5
b. Ctrl + O d. Ctrl + S
7. A keyboard short cut for Opening a file program
a. Ctrl + N c. Shift + F5
b. Ctrl + O d. Ctrl + S
8. A keyboard short cut for saving a program
a. Ctrl + N c. Shift + F5
b. Ctrl + O d. Ctrl + S
9. The file name extension of BASIC program file
a. .bac c. .bam
b. .ban d. .bas
10. View spaces for text that cannot be seen on the screen
a. menu bar c. title bar
b. program area d. scroll bar
Answer

1. c 6. a
2. a 7. b
3. a 8. d
4. b 9. d
5. c 10. d
Reflection
Write in your Journal your personal insights about the lesson using the
prompts below.
I understand that ___________________________
I realize that ________________________________

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