Answer:

Probably not. This might be like making a photographic enlargement of a fuzzy photograph. You get a large, fuzzy photograph.

But some graphics boards (a part inside the computer that works to create pictures) can make use of bigger monitors to make sharper pictures.

Circles

Circles are important in drawing pictures. The statement to draw a circle is:

CIRCLE  (centerX, centerY), Radius

In the CIRCLE statement:

the center of the circle is (centerX,centerY)
the radius of the circle is Radius
centerX, centerY, and Radius can be numbers or variables
the circle is drawn with the current pen color

The circle that QBasic draws is a like that you could draw with a compass on paper--(centerX,centerY) says where to put the compass point, and Radius says how big the circle is.

Here is a program to draw a circle at the center of the screen:

' Draw a circle at the center of the screen
SCREEN 12
COLOR 7
CIRCLE  (320, 240), 50
END

There are 640 columns across, so the middle of the screen for X is 320. There are 480 rows down, so the middle of the screen for Y is 240. The picture will look something like this:

Answer:

Circles

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