ABS
ACCESS
ALIAS
AND
ANY
APPEND
AS
ASC
ATN
BASE
BASIC
BEEP
BINARY
BLOAD
BSAVE
BYVAL
CALLS
CALL
CASE
CDBL
CDECL
CHAIN
CHDIR
CHR
CINT
CIRCLE
CLEAR
CLNG
CLOSE
COLOR
COM
COMMAND
COMMON
CONST
COS
CSNG
CSRLIN
CVD
CVDMBF
CVI
CVL
CVS
CVSMBF
DATA
DATE
DECLARE
DEF
DEFDBL
DEFINT
DEFSNG
DIM
DOUBLE
DRAW
DYNAMIC
ELSE
ELSEIF
END
ENDIF
ENVIRON
EOF
EQV
ERASE
ERDEV
ERL
ERR
ERROR
EXIT
EXP
FIELD
FILEATTR
FILES
FIX
FOR
FRE
FREEFILE
FUNCTION                                                       
GET 
GET 
GOSUB
GOTO
HEX
IF
IMP
INCLUDE
INKEY
INP
INPUT
INSTR
INT
INTEGER
IOCTL
IS
KEY
KILL         
LBOUND
LCASE
LEFT
LEN
LET
LINE
LIST
LOC 
LOCAL
LOCATE
LOCK
LOF
LOG
LONG
LOOP
LPOS
LPRINT
LSET
LTRIM
MID
MKD
MKDIR
MKDMBF
MKI
MKL
MKS
MKSMBF
MOD
NAME
NEXT
NOT 
OCT
OFF
ON
OPEN
OPTION
OR
OUT
OUTPUT
PAINT
PALETTE
PCOPY
PEEK
PEN
PEN
PLAY
PMAP
POINT
POKE
POS
PRESET
PRINT
PSET
PUT
RANDOM
RANDOMIZE
READ
REDIM
REM
RESET
RESTORE
RESUME
RETURN
RIGHT
RMDIR
RND
RSET
RTRIM
RUN
SADD
SCREEN
SEEK
SEEK
SELECT
SETMEM
SGN
SHARED
SHELL
SIGNAL
SIN
SINGLE
SLEEP
SOUND
SPACE
SPC
SQR
STATIC
STEP
STICK
STOP
STR
STRIG
STRING
SUB
SWAP
SYSTEM
TAB
TAN
THEN
TIME
TIMER
TO
TROFF
TRON
TYPE
UBOUND
UCASE
UEVENT
UNLOCK
UNTIL
USING
VAL
VARPTR
VARSEG
VIEW
WAIT
WEND
WHILE
WIDTH
WINDOW
WRITE
XOR

216 Keywords all taken from Quick Basic 4.5. I think Qbasic may miss a few keywords, but won't have any that Quick Basic doesn't. For the sake of simplicity I have removed the $ sign from keywords that originally had it such as $INCLUDE or MID$. I have done this because I assume we'll be following the Visual Basic style of keyword notation where the $ is only retained for compatibility. If I'm wrong then let me know and I'll adjust the list accordingly.

Andrew Dancy
adancy@lothprod.freeserve.co.uk
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