This section of the documentation covers the basics that are necessary in order to code with Tier 1 (using the BASIC language).
BASIC is an acronym for Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. The traditional description of a program is a task that you want your computer to perform. The task is described to the computer using statements the language can understand.
Statements in your program must be written using a set of rules known as "Syntax". You must follow these rules if you are to write programs. By proceeding through these sections in sequence, you will gain a firm understanding about the general rules of BASIC and how to apply them as a programmer.
Please note that the syntax described in this guide is case insensitive. Therefore a keyword / command like PRINT can also be typed out as print or prINt. This rule applies to all aspects of the language.