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SmileBASIC allows you to program in a dialect of BASIC, SmileBASIC is not a language.

The language you use in SmileBASIC is called SmileBASIC. It has been called that since Petit Computer. That's like saying QBASIC is not a language, just a dialect of BASIC. That's like saying C++ is not a language, just a dialect of C. There may be an "original" BASIC, but that doesn't mean there can't be children languages. EDIT: Very big and wonky photo to provide evidence for the inevitable doubters.

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Well, originality isn't exactly important.

-snip- a dialect is a dialect, you can't say it's only a language.

well TJ "Shelly" yoshi hear me out a dialect is a kind of language. (i think) Real quote:

Well, originality isn't exactly important.

Well a dialect is a dialect, and not a language.

SmileBASIC is a language. In the same way one might install new graphics cards in a PC, it's still a PC. A dialect of a language takes the language and tailors it to a specific need, where say, Dartmouth BASIC couldn't feasibly do what SmileBASIC can.

Is there a command that can take either array or number and not give an error?

*NEW PROGRAM UPDATE* TYPEOF.PRG is availible now!

ack is that a library if it's a library please use .LIB for everyone's sanity