Help with an old Tandy color computer 3.

[FullMetal_Ed]

I have recently come into posession of an old Tandy Color Computer 3 (coco3). I found it at my grandmother's place who agreed to let me have it. So i fiddled with it and got nowhere. If any of you could give me some links to learn BASIC that would be great. There is a built in BASIC compiler in it, but the thing is, I don't know how to write that much BASIC, beside the "hello world" program. XD
If someone could help me, that would be great.
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[Spookster]

Maybe you could sell it as an antique?

[FullMetal_Ed]

Well, I would rather keep it. Because if I give it away, then that means I won't have it. So if you could give me a link to learn how to use it, then that would be awesome.

[Spookster]

You can just use google I would think but here is one

http://www.ece.gatech.edu/research/ccss/testing/docs/basic.html

[FullMetal_Ed]

Thanks. That will help a lot. :]

[khalifa]

You can just use google I would think but here is one

http://www.ece.gatech.edu/research/ccss/testing/docs/basic.html

thank you vary much for the source. I wanted to learn this too.

[sage45]

Wow spook... Thanks for the memories... I havn't seen BASIC in many, many, many, many years... ROFLz...

-sage-

[ghell]

Don't number your lines if you can avoid it, it makes adding things later very hard. Labels and GOTO are more useful IMO.

I have only written BASIC on a C64 and Acorn RISC OS/2 machines (and QBASIC on Win95, not including anything like VB that ironically looks nothing like BASIC) so that advice may not be relevant on a tandy

[FullMetal_Ed]

Thanks for the help guys.
If any of you know where I can get some hardware for my Tandy COCO 3 I would love to know.
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