Logic Basic

One of the most common problems you can face while learning a new programming language is getting to grips with its environment or platform, as most of them are not what you call user-friendly.

If you are a beginner developer and you are looking to learn a simple object-orientated programming language, then you might find Visual Basic, Java or C and C++ a bit difficult to master.

Instead, you can give Logic Basic a shot, as it can help you make your first steps towards developing your programming logic.

In short, Logic Basic is an accessible programming language that enables you to build anything from small games to other types of software solutions, all within a user-friendly environment.

This said, probably the first thing you need to know about it is that it comes with a built-in database with all kinds of useful components and snippets.

It also comes with a very useful Component Wizard which makes it straightforward for you to create and visualize buttons, labels, frames, masks, list boxes, check buttons, radio buttons and currency sections, just to name a few.

The wizard also enables you to fully customize your newly designed components and it can generate the code for them, so you only need to copy and paste them into your projects. For your convenience, Logic Basic also comes with a useful set of most commonly used buttons (for building good-looking interfaces).

Also noteworthy is the fact that Logic Basic enables you to work with a tab for the main code and six other, auxiliary ones, for code extensions. As expected, you can run, compile and debug your applications with just a few mouse clicks on the designated buttons.

Logic Basic is a very accessible and easy to learn programming language that has the main advantage of a user-friendly environment, making it a fair bit less intimidating for inexperienced programmers.