Welcome to ClassicBASIC-Programs! This repository is a homage to the early days of programming, containing a variety of BASIC programs crafted over two decades ago. These programs serve as both a nostalgic reminder of the days when BASIC was a go-to language for many enthusiasts and a resource for those curious about programming's past. This is how I learned coding around the year 2000...

1. Euro-conversor.bas: A simple currency converter for Euros.
2. EC2GRAD.BAS: Handles 2nd-degree equations.
3. m.c.d. y m.c.m. de 2 numeros.bas: Calculates the greatest common divisor (GCD) and least common multiple (LCM) of two numbers.
4. Números_combinatorios.BAS: Combinatorial number calculations.
5. Iniciales.bas: Asks for the user's name and surnames, then prints out the initials.
6. Divisiones enteras.bas: Performs integer divisions.
7. palabras.bas: A word game where the user inputs a word, and the program prints it in reverse order.
8. Factoriales.bas: Calculates factorials of given numbers.
9. Ecuaciones de 2º grado.bas: Solves second-degree equations.
10. Cronómetro.bas: A simple stopwatch or timer program.
11. Divisores.bas: Finds divisors of a given number.
12. Divisas.bas: A program for currency exchange. It calculates and displays the equivalent amount in either Dollars or Yens.
13. alt.bas: A reflex test where numbers increment in two positions. The user needs to press a key to display the current numbers.
14. Dado.bas: Simulates dice rolls.
15. reflejos.bas: A simplified reflex test where a number increments in one position. The user needs to press a key to display the current number.
16. w.bas: Displays an asterisk on screen with its position changing based on calculations.
17. Lanzamiento dado y reflejos.bas: Combines dice roll simulation with a reflex test.
18. tablas.bas: A multiplication table practice game. The user answers multiplication questions and gets feedback on their answers.
19. media.bas: Calculates the average of a set of numbers.
20. fr.bas: A program that takes a sentence input and breaks it down, displaying each word separately.
21. inkeys.bas: Detects keyboard inputs.
22. Volumen_cilindro.bas: Calculates the volume of a cylinder.
23. Cálculo_del_factorial.BAS: Another program to calculate factorials.
24. redondeo.bas: Rounds off numbers.

These programs were written in BASIC and are best executed in a BASIC interpreter or compiler. Due to their age, compatibility with modern systems may vary. For an authentic experience, consider running them in a vintage computing environment or emulator.

Feel free to contribute by adding more old-school BASIC programs or suggesting improvements to the existing ones. Let's keep the spirit of early computing alive!

These programs are shared for educational and nostalgic purposes. They represent a snapshot of programming at a specific point in time and might not adhere to contemporary best practices.

The contents and descriptions in this README were compiled and refined with assistance from ChatGPT by OpenAI. It's worth noting that the original file names and code comments are in Spanish, while this README is presented in English. This was a collaborative effort to provide a comprehensive overview of the BASIC programs listed, ensuring clarity and understanding for an English-speaking audience.

Enjoy exploring the world of BASIC programming from yesteryears!