Qbasic/QuickBasic Programming

Odd-Order Magic Squares usually start with one [1] and end with the value of the order squared [9 = 3 x 3, 25 = 5 x 5, etc.]. This Windows executable allows the user to construct a multitude of custom Odd-Order Magic Squares that begin with any starting positive or negative number [or even zero] that then counts upward from there. It also allows Odd-Order Magic Squares to be constructed by multiplying any positive or negative starting number [excluding zero]. The Odd-Orders allowed are from 3 to 63. If the starting number is one [1], then the Odd-Order Magic Square becomes traditional. The zip file contains the Windows executable, the source code, and a PDF with screen-shots and examples.

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