Not really I don't think so.
You can get something from the exe using ILSpy (google for it if you want to try this) but not the original code (it will be in C# or VB equivalent), it might look like this from which you could with a bit of work try to get some back, perhaps enough to
remind you waht you did.
// _SmallBasicProgram
static void _Main()
{
SmallBasicApplication.BeginProgram();
_SmallBasicProgram.i = 1.0;
while (Primitive.ConvertToBoolean(_SmallBasicProgram.i <= 10.0))
{
_SmallBasicProgram.list1 = Primitive.SetArrayValue(Microsoft.SmallBasic.Library.Math.GetRandomNumber(10.0), _SmallBasicProgram.list1, _SmallBasicProgram.i);
_SmallBasicProgram.i += 1.0;
}
while (true)
{
_SmallBasicProgram.testmatch();
TextWindow.ForegroundColor = "Red";
TextWindow.WriteLine("There are " + _SmallBasicProgram.count + " matches.");
TextWindow.ForegroundColor = "White";
_SmallBasicProgram.i = 1.0;
while (Primitive.ConvertToBoolean(_SmallBasicProgram.i <= 10.0))
{
TextWindow.WriteLine("List1= " + Primitive.GetArrayValue(_SmallBasicProgram.list1, _SmallBasicProgram.i) + " : List2= " + Primitive.GetArrayValue(_SmallBasicProgram.list2, _SmallBasicProgram.i));
_SmallBasicProgram.i += 1.0;
}
Program.Delay(100.0);
}
}
// _SmallBasicProgram
static void testmatch()
{
_SmallBasicProgram.count = 0.0;
_SmallBasicProgram.i = 1.0;
while (Primitive.ConvertToBoolean(_SmallBasicProgram.i <= 10.0))
{
_SmallBasicProgram.list2 = Primitive.SetArrayValue(Microsoft.SmallBasic.Library.Math.GetRandomNumber(10.0), _SmallBasicProgram.list2, _SmallBasicProgram.i);
if (Primitive.ConvertToBoolean(Primitive.GetArrayValue(_SmallBasicProgram.list1, _SmallBasicProgram.i) == Primitive.GetArrayValue(_SmallBasicProgram.list2, _SmallBasicProgram.i)))
{
_SmallBasicProgram.count += 1.0;
}
_SmallBasicProgram.i += 1.0;
}
}
