Leopard (programming language)

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Leopard is a programming language featuring an integrated development environment for creating Windows applications. Leopard is designed to be easy to learn and it is especially aimed at users who have never programmed before.

Leopard is written in Liberty BASIC.

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• Leopard programming

Leopard programming, the creation of Brandon Watts is an amazing program that he started to develope when he was only fourteen years old. Leopard programming is made simple by using simple commands: eg.

The following is an example of what leopard is like compared to just basic:

Sample of leopard:

window

window title

button123

window size

300

200

Button:

button

Click Me

10

10

100

30

button onclick

run

c:\Program files\run.exe

end

Sample of Just Basic- part of a just basic file of roughly the same application

   nomainwin

   WindowWidth = 300
   WindowHeight = 200

   UpperLeftX=int((DisplayWidth-WindowWidth)/2)
   UpperLeftY=int((DisplayHeight-WindowHeight)/2)

   button #main.button1, "Click Me", [button1Click], UL, 10, 10, 100, 30
   open "Button123" for window as #main
   print #main, "trapclose [quit.main]"

   print #main, "font ms_sans_serif 10"

   [button1Click]
   Run "c:\Program Files\run.exe"

   .........

(On the just basic version there are a few minor mistakes, eg. I haven't closed the program etc)

But just compare the two, and look at how much simpler Leopard really is.