3D BALLS BY NAMAN SAIKIA.docx by By Naman Saikia the qbasic programmer. (Rate this file/View comments)

Hey, what's up fellas? Today I am here for another interesting topic for printing 3d balls. DOWNLOAD NOW!!!!!!!!

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3to4Crypt Version 2.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

A Windows executable with an improved interface for better feedback to the user on the home screen. Progress is now shown when Expanding or Contracting a large file so the user knows how much time remains. New ability to display any binary file or data with Control Characters turned OFF (so they don't disrupt the display) with A HIDDEN choice from the Main Menu: [Ctrl][V]. Choose [V] from the Main Menu to display any file or data with the Control Characters turned ON. The zip file contains the source code, the Windows executable, and a PDF with illustrative screen shots of the program in action.

Source included - QB64 - 1.06 MB - 1479 downloads

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3to4Crypt.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

A super powerful rendition of my old 324&423 program because it is now a stand-alone Windows (not DOS) executable that was compiled in QB64 and so does NOT have the limitations of Quick Basic - such as a string length of just 32,767 bytes! QB64 offers some awesome possibilities that I am just now exploring. The interface is self-explanatory, so if you need a review of what it can accomplish, review my 324&423.zip (search for Chuck Mire) or just try it out. However, this version does NOT have the limitations that are in the text file of my old program. Remember, if you do multiple Expansions (encryption) of data or a file, you must do the same multiple Contractions (decryption) in the REVERSE order to successfully decrypt the data or file. I recently discovered an additional ability of this program after I uploaded the zip file. To see this additional ability, link to another place that I post: http://www.qb64.net/forum/index.php?topic=11863.msg113120#msg113120 and read the explanation I wrote.

Source included - QB64 - 380.53 KB - 2784 downloads

Rating: 10/10 (10 votes)

A discovery using ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This is a further important discovery when using my Windows executable program, ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto-Key Solver, which can be downloaded here: https://qb45.org/files.php?action=showfile&id=1931 Included in the zip file is a PDF detailing this discovery and an HTML in text format, 1E2D3D4E.txt, that is encrypted four [4] times with different keys where I decided to EITHER Encipher OR Decipher at EACH encryption step. This doubles the number of possibilities before a correct solution can be found by an unauthorized party.

No source - QB64 - 31.86 KB - 1012 downloads

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A Fast Logarithm Algorithm II.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

A Fast Logarithm Algorithm, Version II, is a Windows executable that increases the accuracy of the number base e and pi to 16 digits of precision. Also added is the number base phi accurate to 16 digits of precision. The screen interface is slightly improved by showing the values of e, pi, or phi on screen whenever chosen as a number base.

Source included - QB64 - 369.68 KB - 953 downloads

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A Fast Logarithm Algorithm.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

While researching using the Internet on the different algorithms used for calculating logarithms, I found an article in PDF form that gave an extremely fast binary [number base 2] algorithm. It was intriguing because it only used the four basic functions of math - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. I experimented and found out that with minimal modifications the algorithm could be modified to calculate logarithms in any number base. The results appear to be quite accurate to many decimal places. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and a PDF with the link to the online PDF, the original algorithm, my modifications [in pseudo code] which allow for easy transcription into any computer coding language, and screen shots of my program.

Source included - QB64 - 695.87 KB - 945 downloads

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A Timer.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Set this timer for any combination of hours and/or minutes and/or seconds. The timer can be paused and resumed when running by hitting the <Spacebar>. The current timer can be restarted to allow different settings by hitting <Esc> when running. The screen shot examples in the included PDF show the program while running with different settings.

Source included - QB64 - 699.83 KB - 1338 downloads

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Aggregate Summation Of Number Series.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This Windows executable will aggregate the sum of a series of numbers, starting from anywhere and ending anywhere. The series of numbers can be incremented by 1, 2 or any other incrementation. IF the increment is 1 or 2, then there are three (3) separate formulas that can compute the total rather than summing the numbers by adding them one-by-one. If the increment is 1, the formula computes ALL the numbers in the series. If the increment is 2 and the start is an EVEN number, the formula computes all the EVEN numbers in the series. If the increment is 2 and the start is an ODD number, the formula computes all the ODD numbers in the series. These formulas give an instant result and are quite useful for very large series. One of the choices in the Windows executable is to display the step-by-step "walk through" of all of the formulas. This allows a user with the skill to do the computation on a simple calculator which can then be checked with the Windows executable. The attached zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with several screen shots that show the program in action.

Source included - QB64 - 742.17 KB - 964 downloads

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All My QB64 Windows Programs.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

The Attached Zip file contains "My QB64 Windows Programs.html", which is a legacy list of all my 100+ Executable QB64 Programs. I created it by going through all of the 9 pages of files located in the home page, "https://qb45.org/, QB64 Tab" on the left side, and duplicating each entry with its explanation - but only showing my programs. Each program's zip file is shown which contains the Windows executable, the source code, and [usually] an explanatory PDF with screenshots. If you click on the zip file [OF ANY PROGRAM], that program's Zip file will be instantly downloaded to your computer just as if you did it by going to "https://qb45.org/, QB64 Tab".

No source - QB64 - 40.95 KB - 147 downloads

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All Typing Keys Vigenere Table Auto-Key(s) Solver.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

[All Typing Keys Vigenere Table Auto-Key Solver(s).exe] replaces [All Typing Keys Vigenere Table Auto-Key Solver.exe], which was one of three programs that was part of [All Typing Keys Vigenere Table Solvers Suite], available here https://qb45.org/files.php?action=showfile&id=1992. This new replacement allows one-step multiple layering of encryption which the older version did not support. The included PDF illustrates, with screen-shots, the multiple layering encryption procedure with the older version which required having to repeat copying to the Clipboard, Run Again, then pasting back into the program, then Run Again, etc., multiple times. Then screen-shots illustrate this new version in which the same layering of encryption is done extremely fast in just ONE-STEP.

Source included - QB64 - 954.58 KB - 268 downloads

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All Typing Keys Vigenere Table Solvers Suite.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

All_Typing_Keys_Vigenere_Table_Solvers_Suite represents the following previously uploaded programs that have been updated as follows: [1] All_Typing_Keys_Vigenere_Table_Auto-Key_Solver.exe was coded to give extremely rapid results and a better visual interface. It replaced ASCII_Typewriter_Keys_Reciprocal_Table_Auto-Key_Solver.exe. [2] All_Typing_Keys_Vigenere_Table_Key-Word_Solver.exe was coded to handle files larger than 32,767 bytes and a better visual interface. It replaced Reciprocal_Table_Auto_Solver_III.exe. Included with no change is RND_Typing_Keys_To_Clipboard.exe because it is needed. The entire suite is designed to encrypt/decrypt large formatted text and HTML files with all of the "typewriter" keys including tabs, carriage returns and line feeds with a highly modified Vigenere Square Table. The included PDF has multiple screenshots.

Source included - QB64 - 1.44 MB - 292 downloads

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analog clock in qbasic BY NAMAN SAIKIA.docx by By Naman Saikia the qbasic programmer. (Rate this file/View comments)

Hello guys, Today you are looking at the most successful analog clock. By Naman Saikia. Download now

No source - QB64 - 11.09 KB - 660 downloads

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Antilog Calculator.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Anilog Calculator is a Windows executable that is used either in conjunction with my program, A Fast Logarithm Algorithm.exe, OR by itself for the calculations of powers and roots of numbers. There are two variables to input: [1] An Analog to be converted and [2] The Number (or Number Base) for the conversion. The formula for all computations is just: Number ^ Antilog. The program allows for either OR both variables to be input by the keyboard OR by pasting the required data into the program from the Windows Clipboard. Prompts guide the user appropriately. When the data is sent to the Windows Clipboard, the user then pastes it into Windows Notepad for extraction of just the appropriate data. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with screen shots and examples.

Source included - QB64 - 629.97 KB - 902 downloads

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Any File To Circle Degrees.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

360 Degrees in a Circle / 256 ASCII Characters = 1.40625 Degrees per ASC Value. FROM FILEBYTE TO CIRCLE DEGREES: Degrees! = ASC(Byte$) * 1.40625; Degree$ = MKS$(Degrees!) = 4-bytes. & FROM CIRCLE DEGREES TO FILEBYTE: Degrees! = CVS(Degree$); ASCII! = Degrees! / 1.40625; ASCII$ = CHR$(ASCII!). The zip file contails the Windows executable and the source code.

Source included - QB64 - 370.06 KB - 1319 downloads

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AREA FINDER.bas by Naman Saikia (Rate this file/View comments)

Find the area of Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Paralellogram. Know the formula too from the program.

Source included - QB64 - 1.12 KB - 580 downloads

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ASCII Babel.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

A Windows executable screensaver that shows a random flickering of a cascading babel of colorful ASCII characters. The opening screen allows the selection of a "Hot-Key" to Enter/Exit the program and also shows the reserved keys: <+> to speed up; and <-> to slow down the flickering ASCII characters. If any other key is hit while within the program, then an overlay appears that shows the Year, the Time, and the Countdown timer to the end of the day at midnight - all displayed in decimal, binary and hexidecimal. I wrote and used this program when Windows 98SE and 56 baud dialup modems were "state of the art". I would launch it when I left my desk at work for coffee or lunch when I had sensitive data on the screen. Since the "Hot-Key" was case sensitive and could even be set in conjunction with the function keys and/or dual keys using <ctrl> or <alt>, it was effective in keeping prying eyes blind.

Source included - QB64 - 472.22 KB - 2340 downloads

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ASCII to Binary.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

A Windows executable whose purpose is to convert any ASCII file into a “Binary” file. This increases the stored file to eight times its size since each one byte of an ASCII file is eight bytes of the “Binary” file's “1”s and “0”s which can be considered as eight bits of an ASCII file. This is the maximum granularity for sensitive text; and this “Binary” file can first be scrambled, then converted back to an ASCII file that is, once again, back to its original 1/8th size. Next, this scrambled file can optionally be encrypted using one of the many encryption programs that are available. The zip file contains the source code, the Windows executable and a PDF with a couple of screen shots.

Source included - QB64 - 574.21 KB - 1383 downloads

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ASCII Typewriter Keys File Scrambler & Unscrambler.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

After an HTML or TXT file is enciphered using my QB64 programs, "ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Auto Key Solver.exe" or "ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver II.exe", then this new program can be used to scramble the enciphered file with a random key made from up to a ±7 digit number, including decimals. An interesting feature of the algorithm is that if the file is Unscrambled at first, then it must be Scrambled to restore the file in the proper byte order. If the file is Scrambled at first, then it must be Unscrambled to restore the file in the proper byte order. The algorithm is very fast! The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, an enciphered text file for practice, and a PDF with screen shots and further detailed information.

Source included - QB64 - 542.2 KB - 732 downloads

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ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver II.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This program is compatible and works exactly the same as my previous program, "ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Auto Key Solver.exe", with only one change: This version has the ability to choose whether or not to scramble the Reciprocal Table with a random key made from up to a ± 7 digit number, including decimals. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with screen shots and further details.

Source included - QB64 - 622.27 KB - 717 downloads

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ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This Windows program is the culmination of my programs using a modified form of a Vigenère Polygraphic Square Table that was invented by Blaise de Vigenère and used extensively in the very early days of paper and pencil cryptology. This program uses a table consisting of every typewriter key on the keyboard, CHR$[32] through CHR$[126] plus CHR$[9] tab, CHR$[10] line feed, and CHR$[13] carriage return. This results in a table size of 98 x 98 that is not printable because of the control characters. Simple text can still be manually typed and formatted using tabs and carriage returns within this program. However, to obtain any kind of desired formatting, any HTML editor is first used because Hyper Text Markup Language is written with text base instructions: a source code that is interpreted by the browser to give sophisticated formatted output. The source code of the standalone HTML file is copied to the Windows Clipboard and pasted into this program. The front end interface of this latest program is almost identical with my previous Extended Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver. Since a large amount of HTML source code can be worked on, I have included visual counters so that a user knows what is going on while the program is either scanning for valid text or Enciphering/Deciphering. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, a PDF of this program with screen shots, a PDF of the Extended Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver [for review of the auto key algorithm], a PDF of the Extended Reciprocal One Time Pad Table [illustrating the table design], and an enciphered HTML file saved in a text file.

Source included - QB64 - 1.05 MB - 784 downloads

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ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Solver II.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This program illustrates how my program, ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver II.exe, works using the Auto Key approach in which the original text itself is the encrypting key after being initialized by a single character. This program manually simulates solutions, two characters at a time, that are automatically solved with ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key SolverII.exe. The only difference between this program and ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Solver.exe is that this version has the ability to choose whether or not to scramble the Reciprocal Table with a random key made from up to a ± 7 digit number, including decimals. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and the earlier PDF, ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Solver.pdf, because except for the ability to scramble the Reciprocal Table, the information and the included tutorial are the same.

Source included - QB64 - 576.43 KB - 569 downloads

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ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Solver.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This program illustrates how my previous program, ASCII Typewriter Keys Reciprocal Table Auto Key Solver.exe, works using the Auto Key approach in which the original text itself is the encrypting key after being initialized by a single character. This program manually simulates solutions, two characters at a time, that are automatically solved with my previous program. The zip file contains the Windows executable; the source code; a PDF with the 98 x 98 modified Vigenère Polygraphic Square Table; a PDF with screen shots of this program along with tutorials detailing how the Auto Key works; and a text file for user testing, ENcipher with ANY key.txt

Source included - QB64 - 608.33 KB - 695 downloads

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Asymmetrical Encryption.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

This is a Windows standalone executable that was compiled in QB64. Asymmetric-Length Encryption Using a"Spread Spectrum" of Bytes and Random Number Bases. GET: 1-, 2-, 3-, 4- or 5-Bytes converted into Random Number-Bases. PUT: 2-, 3-, 4-, 5- or 6-Bytes, respectively, as Characters in Number Base-256. Decryption can either be done to a file or to the screen. To further explain the algorithm, read the included Asymmetrical Encryption Concept.pdf and run the included Asymmetrical Encryption Concept.exe, which is a simulation showing how the encryption works. Also, see my video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHK6Qgy2YLQ and read the notes there also.

Source included - QB64 - 858.14 KB - 2439 downloads

Rating: 10/10 (1 votes)

AVERAGE PROGRAMMING BY NAMAN SAIKIA THE QBASIC PROGRAMMER.docx by By Naman Saikia the qbasic programmer. (Rate this file/View comments)

This is about finding average in qbasic by Naman Saikia the qbasic programmer

Source included - QB64 - 10.07 KB - 520 downloads

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AWC or SWB a Base-10 Number File.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

AWC or SWB a Base-10 Number File.exe is made to encrypt/decrypt a large Base-10 file. It uses the exact same encryption and decryption algorithm as my program, Text to Encrypted Base-10.exe (Add Without Carrying and Subtract Without Borrowing). The encrypted Base-10 file is the same exact length as the unencrypted Base-10 File. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and a text file with the links to the programs that convert files to a Base-10 Number and then convert them back to a normal file.

Source included - QB64 - 373.92 KB - 1223 downloads

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AWC or SWB Any File.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

With a slight modification of the code and algorithm used in my program, AWC or SWB a Base-10 Number File, this version will encrypt and decrypt any file by using all of the 256 ASCII Characters.

Source included - QB64 - 372.36 KB - 1209 downloads

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B4TAXES.EXE by Martin VandenHurk (Rate this file/View comments)

Lost your store merchandise/service receipt but know the final sale amount? Backtrack from the total sale amount paid after taxes, back to the amount BEFORE taxes were added. You only need the percentage of the sales tax.

Source included - QB64 - 655.5 KB - 988 downloads

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Backwards File Writer.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Backwards File Writer.exe is a Windows executable that will read any existing file and write it to a new file - Backwards. If you read the created "Backwards file" in the program and save it to a new "Forwards file", the process is reversed and the "Forwards file" is the same as the original file that you started with. The zip file contains the Windows executable and the source code.

Source included - QB64 - 369.17 KB - 1269 downloads

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Base 10 to Negative Base.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Base 10 to Negative Base Convertor.exe will convert a positive or negative Base 10 integer into an integer in a negative number base between -2 and -20,000. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with a detailed explanation including multiple screen shots.

Source included - QB64 - 1.06 MB - 1379 downloads

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Base-10 Integer to Balanced Tern.zip by Chuck Mire (Rate this file/View comments)

Base-10 Integer to Balanced Ternary is a Windows executable. Balanced Ternary is a Base-3 Number System that uses -1, 0, and +1 for its symbols instead of 0, +1, and +2. A letter is substituted for -1 such as the letter "T" or "Z". In my program, I used the symbol set Z, 0, and 1. Whether the Base-10 Integer is positive or negative, when converted to Balanced Ternary, the results incorporate the sign. Unlike a binary value which signified Yes/No or On/Off the Balanced Ternary allows for a third choice: Yes/No or On/Off PLUS a third value such as "Undetermined". The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code and a PDF explaining the algorithm as well as screen shots.

Source included - QB64 - 1.33 MB - 1200 downloads

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