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I wrote a simple clock program and found that code generated for Would be useful for quickly prototyping ideas, probably moreso for theįeatures available in the Pro version such as INKEY (keypad), PRINT (LCD), SOUND command (see Description section above). This at least is true of the Lite version.Ī short program was written to read a button attached to RA0 via the BUTTONĬommand, and to produce sound on a piezeo-electric element on RB0 using the PIC BASIC doesn't require code from libraries, generating all the code Name such as myButton and myLED via the SYMBOL command for use in SET, CLEAR, Instead of using pin specifications such as A.0 and B.7 one can assign a Pitch = pitch - 10 : if pitch = 0 then pitch = 200

' Sound and button tests using my simple PIC development board. Labels must appear in column 1, spaces must appear around a colon in Other aspects of code format are also prescribed, such as that

Note that lines starting with a quote areĬomments. Which briefly produces a higher and higher pitched sound and flashes a LEDĮach time a button is pressed.