Decided to experiment with SmileBASIC a bit and coded a calculator from scratch. (It's based off the sample one, but I added a bunch of different things.) It was pretty fun making this as I had learned a whole lot more cool and simple things about the SmileBASIC language. Really enjoying SmileBASIC! :D

Het, a calculator was my first program too! Then... a "slot machine" (it just generated random numbers for your gain).

^first IMPORTANT. This may not be your first or your first important, but you get it.

Awesome! A slot machine sounds very creative. Yeah, this was my official first program. When I first got SmileBASIC, it was so overwhelming because I didn't even know where to look to learn things for it. For this program, I rewote the entire calculator code and used the glossary for terms I didn't know. How did you learn/study the basics of SmileBASIC? (Tutorials? Manual? Self-taught?)

I used a couple tutorials and the manual (though I learned in Petit Computer with a different manual). I, however, for the most part just typed in things to see different predicted commands and played with them. I also broke apart other's programs.

Alright, I'll definitely try those methods. Learning this language is so fun. :D Good luck on your SmileBASIC projects!