What's Raspberry Pi? It is a cool new single board computer about the size of a credit card. It runs Linux (it can run other things) and it only costs $35, or $25 if you don't care about networking. You only need a micro USB charger or batteries to power it, a keyboard and mouse, and an HDMI compatible monitor or TV set.
This new device is aimed at schools, but the appeal of such a device is obviously very broad. I went to their forum and mentioned the idea of producing a version of BASIC for the RP. The reactions were mixed. Seems like that crowd is strongly committed to Python. That's okay, I've got my hands full right now with Liberty BASIC and Run BASIC.
Perhaps in the future I will have a chance to do something. It would probably be my first open source project, based on Squeak Smalltalk.
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
BASIC for the Raspberry Pi?
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basic,
linux,
python,
raspberry pi,
raspberrypi,
smalltalk,
squeak
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sir, i am student of biotechnology, i have got a project in basic programming language, to write program on to find correlation and regression for set of variables. Hope you can help me with this
Is it a simple computer or it is very modern with many options and settings?
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