A Beginners Guide to FreeBasic
FBeginner is a concise, hands-on beginner’s guide to FreeBasic and is aimed at the novice programmer. The book assumes no prior programming knowledge. The goal of the book is to create a solid foundation in the basics of programming in FreeBasic that the programmer can build and expand upon.
Author(s): Richard D. Clark, Ebben Feagan
255 Pages 
So You Want to Learn to Program
This PDF covers the following topics related to Basic programming language : Meeting BASIC-256 – Say Hello, Drawing Basic Shapes, Sound and Music, Thinking Like a Programmer, Your Program Asks for Advice, Looping and Counting - Do it Again and Again, Custom Graphics – Creating Your Own Shapes, Subroutines – Reusing Code, Mouse Control – Moving Things Around, Keyboard Control – Using the Keyboard to Do Things, Images, WAVs, and Sprites, Arrays – Collections of Information, Mathematics – More Fun With Numbers, Working with Strings, Files – Storing Information For Later, Stacks, Queues, Lists, and Sorting, Runtime Error Trapping, Database Programming, Connecting with a Network.
Author(s): James M. Reneau
380 Pages
The contents include: What is a program,The BASIC primer, More Advanced BASIC, Card BASIC, Appendices.
Author(s): Dartmouth College
64 Pages
