I have made a program that tells whether you are a minor or adult
Here is the link
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Language: Made with QBasic
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Looks cool!
Is QBasic different from Basic? If so, I’ve never heard of it. However, at least in the U.S., it’s easy to tell: <18 is minor and >=18 is adult.
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Well you mean 0<18 …
PRINT "This program find whether you are MINOR or ADULT"
CLS
M$ = "Minor" : A$ = "Adult"
PRINT "Enter your age"
INPUT age
IF age < 18 THEN
PRINT M$
ELSE
PRINT A$
END IF
END
Why do you print a title just to clear it?
To be honest he/she/they/… is/are posting lot of basic stuff almost as if to racket stats for the leader-board … another obsessed competitive like @CoderElijah …??
I think so. They didn’t really follow the guidelines of #general:showcase XD. And not to be rude, but this IS just a basic QBasic program (I don’t know any Basic or QBasic so I might be wrong here).
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There was basic, then they made quick basic to simplify things, then they made Qbasic to make a simplified simplified basic …
This is why Python is better: one line.
print("Minor" if int(input("This program find whether you are MINOR or ADULT\nEnter your age\n")) < 18 else "Adult")
Remember age 0 or negative … not a minor but a ghost.
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Was basic supposed to be simple to start?
Can you use elif in this as well? (I was always curious how these were done)
No. You could put if/else statements inside the else statement though IIRC. I know you can for lambda. It’s really cool to see an entire program in one line with lambda. @Totovim can do that.
basic was simple, but i guess for some not so simple 
It turns the string into a number and no is more than 18
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Apparently inputting any string will say you’re an adult 
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How to break it:
Type your age with letters ie. Thirteen
Then it breaks it lol. You are saying you are thirteen yet it calls you an adult because of the weird string thing.
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all ascii numbers in most low-level programming languages are converted to integers see ascii chart
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