Qbasic fundamentals and style : with an introduction to microsoft visual basic for windows / Jame S. Quasney, John Maniotes & John Repede.

1 Computer and problem solving: An Introduction
1.1 What is a computer/
1.2 Computer Hardware
1.3 The PC and the PS family, etc.

2 QBasic: An Introduction
2.1 Creating a QBasic program
2.2 The INPUT Statements
2.3 The PRINT and CLS Statements, etc.

3 Calculations, Strings, and an Introduction to the Top-Don Approach
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Constants
3.3 Variables
3.4 The LET Statement, etc

4 Looping and Input/Output
4.1 Introduction
4.2 The DO and LOOP Statement
4.3 The READ, DATA, and RESTORE Statement, etc.

5 Structured Programming and Menu-Driven Programs
5.1 Structured programming
5.2 The IF Statement
5.3 Accumulators, etc.

6 Sequential Files, Paging Reports, and Control-Break Processing
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Data Files
6.3 Sequential file processing, etc

7 FOR Loops, Arrays, Sorting, and Table Processing
7.1 Introduction
7.2 The FOR and NEXT Statements
7.3 Arrays Versus Simple Variables, etc.

8 More on string and functions
8.1 Introduction
8.2 String functions and Statements
8.3 Numeric functions, etc.

9 File maintenance, Random file processing, and Simulated-Indexed file
9.1 Introduction
9.2 File Maintenance
9.3 Random file processing

10 Computer Graphics and Sound
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Text-mode Graphics
10.3 Medium-Resolution and High-Resolution Graphics, etc.

11 Subprograms, Functions, and Chaining
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Subprograms
11.3 Using the Q Basic Editor to Enter Subprograms
11.4 Function
11.5 Chaining, etc.

12 An Introduction to Visual Basic
12.1 What is Windows?
12,2 What is Visual Basic?
12.3 The Three-step Approach to Building Application with Visual Basic
12.4 Installing the Visual Basic primer Edition, etc.

Includes Index : p. 577-582