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RE: Doing a Talk at Meetup on QB64 - hsiangch_ong - 04-04-2025 good luck with the broadcast. i hope you have a ready answer. because at least one person will ask, "what about object-oriented programming? but freebasic is better, could do oop there, so it's more modern. what is so special then about qb64?" maybe i'm being naive but still... RE: Doing a Talk at Meetup on QB64 - Pete - 04-04-2025 Yeah, but FreeBASIC isn't really BASIC. It isn't really free, either. I tried it twice, and that's 30 minutes I'll never get back. Pete RE: Doing a Talk at Meetup on QB64 - TempodiBasic - 04-06-2025 OOP? It is possible to play with OOP using Rapid-Q but I don't think that the solution of coding if OOP Forever and Anywhere. It is a way to follow remembering that also in OOP there is GOTO! follow these links to verificate: GOTO in VB, GOTO in C++, GOTO in Pascal/Delphi, GOTO in Java this seems to be the line of evolution of coding tecnique: spaghetti code --> structured code --> modular code |--> OOP -------------------| |--> event driven code <-- Surely someone else can give more infos about this matter. About FreeBasic I dunno what is good and what is bad. I tried to go into so time ago, and the low compatibility with my code in QBasic let me look around until I found QB64 now QB64pe. |