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{{implementation|BASIC}}'''PureBasic''' is an "high-level" programming language based on established "BASIC" rules. It is mostly compatible with any other "BASIC" compiler, whether it's for the Amiga or PC format. PureBasic has been created for beginners and experts alike.
{{implementation|BASIC}}'''PureBasic''' is an "high-level" programming language based on "BASIC" rules. PureBasic has been created for beginners and experts alike.


PureBasic is a portable programming language which currently works on AmigaOS, Linux, MacOS X and Windows computer systems. This means that the same code can be compiled natively for the OS and use the full power of each.
PureBasic is a portable programming language with current up to date implementations on Windows, Linux, and MacOS. The same code can be compiled and run natively on each OS. An older version for the Amiga platform is no longer maintained.

PureBasic has constantly been developed by '''Fantaisie Software''' [http://purebasic.com purebasic.com] since 2001 and still is improving rapidly.


PureBasic was first released by '''Fantaisie Software''' [http://purebasic.com purebasic.com] in 2001. Since then the language is being improved and expanded continuously.


==Features==
==Features==