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Turbo Basic was a BASIC development environment for DOS introduced by Borland in 1987.

It was originally developed by Robert Zale who bought it back later to publish it under the name PowerBASIC.

Roberts: Compute's Using Turbo Basic, M&T Books, ISBN 0-87455-119-6
Ellis; Lodi: Structured Programming Using Turbo BASIC, Academic Press 1988, ISBN 1-4832-6104-2
Mosher; Schneider: Using Turbo Basic, Osborne McGraw-Hill 1998, ISBN
Wortman: The Power of Turbo Basic, Tab Books 1988, ISBN 0-8306-2997-1

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	'''Turbo Basic''' was a BASIC development environment for DOS introduced by [[Borland]] in 1987.		'''Turbo Basic''' was a BASIC development environment for DOS introduced by [[Borland]] in 1987.