BBCBasic 1.40a

BBC BASIC is the programming language that was originally developed and implemented by the British Broadcasting Corporation for the innovative Computer Literacy Project in the early 1980s. This contemporary, cross-platform version boasts numerous enhancements compared to its earlier iterations. It features extensions to the language, alongside support for anti-aliased 2D graphics, advanced 3D graphics, and shader programming. Additionally, it includes a 2D physics engine, enriching its multimedia capabilities with stereo music, sound effects, and video integration.

The language also facilitates networking functions and supports accelerometer use. Importantly, it retains a significant degree of compatibility with the BBC Microcomputer, maintaining features such as SOUND, ENVELOPE, and MODE 7.