Learn TINYBASIC with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 21, 2025
Performance Notes
Extremely lightweight, suitable for tiny hardware
Integer math ensures minimal computation cost
Execution is sequential and single-threaded
Not suitable for multitasking or large programs
Limited program size due to RAM constraints
Security Notes
Tiny BASIC runs locally with no network features
Programs do not have security mechanisms
Suitable only for safe, isolated environments
No encryption or authentication built-in
Safe for educational and hobbyist use
Monitoring Analytics
Use PRINT for debugging
Step through lines manually
Check variable outputs
Monitor hardware outputs (LEDs/buttons)
No advanced analytics due to simplicity
Code Quality
Use clear line-numbered structure
Comment logic inline as needed
Minimize variable and memory usage
Test sequential program execution
Ensure proper GOTO/GOSUB flow