PyBasic vs oregon-trail-1975

PyBasic

Simple interactive BASIC interpreter written in Python (by richpl)

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oregon-trail-1975

1975 & 1978 Oregon Trail by MECC, lightly changed to be more ANSI BASIC compatible (by fortran-gaming)

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PyBasic		oregon-trail-1975
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3	Mentions	1
154	Stars	23
-	Growth	-
0.0	Activity	0.0
about 2 years ago	Latest Commit	over 1 year ago
Python	Language	BASIC
GNU General Public License v3.0 only	License	GNU General Public License v3.0 or later

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PyBasic

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An old school BASIC interpreter
2 projects | /r/retrocomputing | 5 Oct 2021
BASIC interpreter written in Python
1 project | /r/retroprogramming | 2 Oct 2021

The repository also contains ports of some classic 70s BASIC games, including Star Trek and a text adventure, as well as the first chatbot, PyBASICELIZA.
Python based BASIC interpreter
1 project | /r/retrocomputing | 18 Mar 2021

oregon-trail-1975

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What does a comparison to 'l' do
1 project | /r/Basic | 1 Apr 2021

I'm trying to transpile a version of Oregon Trail to lua. I've found this repo with source code.

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