BASIC

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BASIC 〈[ bɛısık] n. 15; unz.; Abk. für〉 Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code, eine weitverbreitete höhere Programmiersprache für fast alle Anwendungsfälle [engl., „für Anfänger geeigneter Allzweck-Symbol-Instruktions-Code“]

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• ___ cable

• ___ training

• '___ Instinct' ('92 film)

• 101

• 101, in a course name

• 101, in course names

• Acronymic computer language name

• Alkaline

• Bare-bones

• Black in fashion

• C ancestor

• Computer language

• Computer language from 1964

• Computer programming language

• Down to earth

• Early computer language

• Early programming language

• Easy to grasp

• Elemental

• Essential

• Free of frills

• Fundamental

• GI's post-induction training

• Go to language

• Having a high pH

• Having a high pH, e.g.

• Having a pH higher than 7

• Involving only main features

• Irreducible

• Kind of Army training

• Kind of cable

• Kind of instinct

• Kind of training

• Language created in the 1960s

• Language since 1964

• Like 101 courses

• Like a 101 course

• Like a primer

• Like ABC

• Like boot-camp training

• Like some English

• Like some training

• Like the A B C's

• Low-tech

• Meat-and-potatoes

• Microsoft's first product

• Nitty-gritty

• No frills

• Not advanced

• Not complex

• Not hard to grasp

• Nuts-and-bolts

• Of prime importance

• Part and parcel

• Plain-Jane

• Primary military training

• Principal

• Private training, initially

• Recruit training

• Relative of C

• Rudimentary

• Simple

• Simplified

• Skeletal

• Type of cable

• Type of instinct

• Type of training

• Type of training or instinct

• Unadorned

• Underlying

• Vital

• Without frills

• Word in 101 course names

• (usually plural) a necessary commodity for which demand is constant

• No longer in general use

• A popular programming language that is relatively easy to learn (Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code)