What did Mobile BASIC say to the phone? You've got a call to action.

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Mobile BASIC is a proprietary dialect of the BASIC programming language that can be used to program Java-enabled mobile phones. This is possible because the interpreter is a MIDlet.^[1]^[2]

References

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↑ Knight, Matthew R. (2004-12-30). "BASIC Goes Mobile". QB Express #5. Retrieved 2023-09-30.
↑ "Mobile Basic 2.1 build 13213". ShareApp. Retrieved 2023-11-26.

External links

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Mobile Phone Programming ^[1] Home to the Mobile BASIC Java midlet.
MBTEAM.RU MobileBASIC IDE (Online/Offline)

Dialects of the BASIC programming language (list)

Classic

Microsoft	Microsoft BASIC TRS-80 BASICs (Level I, Level II/III) Thomson BASIC 1.0
Texas Instruments	TI-BASIC (calculators) TI Extended BASIC (aka XBasic) TI-BASIC 83
Hewlett-Packard	HP Time-Shared BASIC Rocky Mountain BASIC HP Basic
Locomotive Software	Locomotive BASIC Mallard BASIC
Microcomputers	Atom BASIC Integer BASIC North Star BASIC SCELBAL
Minicomputers	BASIC-11 Business Basic (B32, Data General) Data General Extended BASIC Southampton BASIC System Wang BASIC
Time-sharing computers	BASIC-PLUS VSI BASIC for OpenVMS SUPER BASIC CALL/360:BASIC
Other	AlphaBasic Astro BASIC BASICODE BAL Casio BASIC CBASIC PBASIC SDS BASIC Tiny BASIC UBASIC ZBasic
Extenders	BASIC 8 Simons' BASIC Super Expander Super Expander 64 YS MegaBasic

Procedure-
oriented

Proprietary	AmigaBASIC AMOS BASIC ASIC BasicX Beta BASIC FutureBASIC GRASS Liberty BASIC LSE MapBasic Mobile BASIC OWBasic PowerBASIC PureBasic SmileBASIC Tiger-BASIC True BASIC Turbo Basic WordBASIC
Free and open source	Basic-256 Basic4GL BBC BASIC V DarkBASIC Indic BASIC Open Programming Language SdlBasic SmallBASIC QB64 wxBasic XBasic Xblite Yabasic

With object
extensions

Proprietary

AutoIt
Chipmunk Basic
GLBasic
LotusScript
Morfik
PowerBASIC
VBA
VBScript
VB 5 for Microsoft Excel 5.0
- VSTO
- VSTA
Embedded Visual Basic

Free and
open source

RAD
designers

Proprietary	CA-Realizer Visual Basic (classic) NS Basic RapidQ Visual Basic .NET (Mercury) Xojo
Free and open source	B4X (Basic4android, Basic4ppc) Gambas WinFBE, Visual FB Editor

Defunct

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