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In Which Languages Could I Program?
Category Programming/General Topic BASIC: The 264 family had built in Commodore BASIC V3.5. There are also many commercial and freeware extensions, including a BASIC V7.0 extension. Machine language/Assembly: The computers also had a built in machine language monitor, called the TEDMON. The TEDMON allowed users to program the machine in assembly language out-of-the-box. There are third party softwares that allow you to program the machine in additional languages. These are: Logo, Forth and Pascal. Special packages are available too: AUSTROSPEED (BASIC P-compiler), BALSYS (enhanced B.A.L. language) - (See Plus/4 World software library) With cross-platform development it's also possible to program the machine in C. Keywords languages