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it supports only 1- and 2-dimensional arrays :(
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; Disadvantages
* Unlike many other BASIC dialects of second and third generations ([[:Category:BASIC|QBasic]], [[:Category:PowerBASIC|PowerBASIC]], [[:Category:BBC BASIC|BBC BASIC]], [[:Category:Liberty BASIC|Liberty BASIC]], [[:Category:PureBasic|PureBasic]] and even [[:Category:TI-89 BASIC|TI-89 BASIC]] used in calculators) BASIC-256 does not support user-declared functions with parameters. This makes programming of recursion quite cumbersome (see the [[Ackermann function#BASIC256|Ackermann function]] example).
* BASIC-256 does not support three- and N-dimensional arrays in general (N>2)
 
BASIC256 is open source and available for [[Linux]], [[Windows]] and [[Mac]].
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