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In the future, if you ever create a teaching language, please point out clearly to the students that it's a teaching language.
by oh_my_goodness 3y ago
In the future, if you ever create a teaching language, please point out clearly to the students that it's a teaching language.
- musicale 3y agoPascal is fairly isometric to a C subset (with a few exceptions such as sets, range types and indices, or printing out enumerated constants.) As a result there are readily available Pascal-to-C translators that produce working, compilable C code. Pascal isn't a memory safe language (e.g. use after dispose()), but the parts of C that are harder to mechanically translate into Pascal are often the unsafe bits.