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{{language|Liberty_BASICRun_Basic
|exec=interpreted
|site=http://www.libertybasicrunbasic.com
|parampass=both
|tags=lbrb}}
{{language programming paradigm|procedural}}
Run Basic uses the classic BASIC procedural style.
Liberty BASIC is a procedural programming language for [[Windows]] PCs, created by Shoptalk Systems. It was intended as a simple way to create professional programs, with full [[GUI]] ability, while still keeping a very simple [[BASIC]] syntax. While the current version only supports Windows, the next major release will support [[Mac OS X]] and [[Linux]] as well.
Primary use is the development of programs that run in a web page but without the complexity and restrictions of other web programming approaches. Run BASIC includes it's own web server, however you can run it under other servers like Apache.
 
The syntax is based on Liberty BASIC with extensions for the web and SQLite. SQL results are returned as an object which can be rendered into a web page with flexibility.
 
Cascading Style Sheet are integrated.
 
If you are familiar with the BASIC programming language you can create web programs quickly and easily.
 
Unlike other web languages, session management is built in. Run Basic takes care of all the session variables. No need to create hidden input or create a flat file to hold variable information.
 
Run BASIC works on popular web browsers for [[Windows]], [[Linux]], [[Mac OS X]], [[iPhone]], and [[Android]].
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