Calcualting Electronic Configuration of elements in Qbasic

detj

Can anybody write a piece of code that can calculate electronic configuration of all present elements. Its definitely related to Qbasic and of course Chemistry.
Note:
I want it to be in the form of shells not sub shells. I mean like this
Ca - K L M N
2 8 8 2

Puzzler

Can't you do this yourself? It's really easy... Just have 2 in the first shell, 8 in the second, etc and fil them as much as possible...

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I will bend your mind with my spoon...

detj

: Can't you do this yourself? It's really easy... Just have 2 in the first shell, 8 in the second, etc and fil them as much as possible...
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But I want such a code so that the computer calculates itself. I have tried doing that, but its not that easy. Well, if you think it is, then please write a code for me. Thanks in advance.

Puzzler

Look it's not super easy. OK. But I'm not going to just write the code for you. Don't try to make it sound like I can't do it either -you're the one who needs help...

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I will bend your mind with my spoon...

pebe

: Can anybody write a piece of code that can calculate electronic configuration of all present elements. Its definitely related to Qbasic and of course Chemistry.
: Note:
: I want it to be in the form of shells not sub shells. I mean like this
: Ca - K L M N
: 2 8 8 2
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If you could explain the electronics/chemistry relationship, perhaps someone with only a little knowledge of chemistry may be able to help. Is there some form of tables where this info is available?