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MBASIC-80 Programs
Microsoft BASIC-80 was a version of Microsoft's
BASIC programming language designed for CP/M-based computers
running on the Intel 8080 and Zilog Z80 processors. It was
widely used in the late 1970s and early 1980s as an
interpreter for writing and running BASIC programs on early
personal computers.
I learned how to program with BASIC-80 on a Kaypro II/83 and
still enjoy using it!
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MBASIC-80 Interpreter for CP/M
MBASIC-80 Interpreter for DOS
Blackjack
The game simulates a full game of Blackjack, complete with
betting, card shuffling, and game statistics tracking. It
features standard Blackjack rules, including doubling down,
surrendering, and handling Aces dynamically.
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