Scratch

ImagineIt wrote:

So, I'll ask here. How do I make a directory so I don't have that error?

I was wrong, just re-start the computer it should compile then 

ImagineIt wrote:

Still not working.

Hmmm.... it hard for me to help cause I never had that error    but check this out, it may help. http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/index … 167.0.html

slinger wrote:

As I see it there are topics for great programming languages like C++, Java and whatnot.
But there is no Pascal topic  . So all people that use pascal could just like you know help each other and stuff ;D BTW if your interested I use a pascal IDE named Lazarus. 

Pascal? Let me think....
Compute, compute, compute.
OH! That's what Google is for!

program HelloWorld(output);
begin
  Writeln('Hello world!');
end.

EDIT: Also, it turns out Lazarus was made by people with attitudes so big that they obviously used an outdated installer maker so the Linux download doesn't work.

Last edited by cocolover76 (2011-11-22 16:29:51)

bump...

cocolover76 wrote:

slinger wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

EDIT: Also, it turns out Lazarus was made by people with attitudes so big that they obviously used an outdated installer maker so the Linux download doesn't work.

Really O_o we got linux working lol

FOUND IT IN UBUNTU SOFTWARE CENTER!!!
It works.

Well, my linux is up to date 

Last edited by slinger (2011-12-06 05:52:28)

Nope, ubuntu

Last edited by slinger (2011-12-26 07:06:02)

I'm supposed to be learning Turbo Pascal in 10th grade (on 2013, since I'm doing 9th grade again due to missing half the year because of the student protests in Chile) but for some reason I feel like I should get started on it now.    Any suggestions on starting?

Bump
Edit: I'm going to start doing pascal tutorials, and please post if you're interested in pascal!

Last edited by slinger (2011-12-28 13:07:12)

slinger wrote:

technoguyx wrote:

I'm supposed to be learning Turbo Pascal in 10th grade (on 2013, since I'm doing 9th grade again due to missing half the year because of the student protests in Chile) but for some reason I feel like I should get started on it now.    Any suggestions on starting?

Pascal is a great language! I'm sure you will like it    This is a great tutorial to get started    Then if you take off the "repeat" you can watch the rest of his tutorials. I found the tutorials amazingly helpful    I use the lazarus ide for pascal but i'm sure the coding is very similar 
A simple program would be.

Code:

var
name: string;

begin
writeln('What is your name?');
readln(name);
writeln('Your name is ', name);
end.

I hope I helped a little o;

Lol sorry for not noticing this reply. I haven't had any time for this lately and I think I lost a bit of interest anyway, but I might eventually check it out. Thanks anyway 

slinger wrote:

Bump
Edit: I'm going to start doing pascal tutorials, and please post if you're interested in pascal!

After I learned that my dad had learned Pascal in college because he was a a math major, I decided to try my hand at it!

I just started last night, but I am really enjoying programming in a not-so-high-level language. So yeah, I'm interested in Pascal.

Last edited by ohaiderstudios (2012-01-05 00:31:10)

Pascal tutorial #1
---

Hello, welcome to my pascal tutorial    In this first tutorial I'll teach you the basics of pascal!

The first command you will learn is

writeln('your text here');

lets break the command down.
write ~ pretty obvious
ln ~ line
(' your text here') ~ what you use to display your text
; ~ use this to indicate when you are finished a line of code.

Now press run. You will notice a black command line pop up and disappear.  That is because we are not waiting for anything. Type

readln;

I'll also break this down.
read ~ obvious
ln ~ line
; ~ to indicate the end of a line of code.

Now click run. Your program will show a command line with the text you typed in the writeln command. Press enter and your program will quit.

---
next: variables.

Opps, approximately what do you know already? I'll start from there