You might have seen Minecraft used to teach programming or even mods that allow in-game programming however, writing BASIC code within Minecraft? That's virtually impossible... until now. SethBling created a BASIC interpreter to allow you to compile and execute simple programs and scripts within Mojang's world-building games. It's easy to use many blocks of commands however, it's effective. You can not only print text, but also have in-game robots ("turtles") perform tasks. Are you looking to dig an extensive tunnel for your project?https://forums.com.bz/ Start a digging script and let the bot do all the hard work.
It's impossible to write complex software in a system that wasn't intended for it. Code is notoriously slow because of Minecraft's 20Hz operation clock (you cannot execute more than 20 commands per second) and it gets progressively slowed down the more you use it. However, you won't have to create a whole week of the interpreter on your own -- SethBling has posted the necessary material, so it's just to install the add-on and working on your IF/THEN statements.
