What do you need to start programming using pascal?

Answer 1

Three simple steps: (1) buy or rent a boook about Pascal, (2) read book and follow the exercised provided in book, (3) write program in Pascal. Honestly. A programming language is in many ways as complex as a human language; there is no simple answer to "how does one speak French, or Spanish, or Pascal, or C++" However, in all those cases, an abundance of books is available. Since they all vary not just in quality, but also with regards to the expectation to your background knowledge, its typicaly best to go into a bookstore and compare a few.

Answer 2

basiclly it starts with a very easy question followed by 4 or 5 easy ones too and then the work starts. the questions get harder as you go. it is made up of 3 sections a, b, and c. "a" is the easiest and that is what you should start with to get going and "b" is a little harder and he most of the hard questions are isit is the most critical part of the exam. the last part is"c" and it is very hard especially if you didn't take the material in it. it is all multiple choice so that's a heads up for you, it means you can go back to basics and think like a child again but the ANSWER HAS TO BE CORRECT, every question gives points if you get it right for example you get 5 points if you answer a question in part "a" correctly and 6 points for part "b" but if its wrong you get nothing at all, if you answer nothing in the question you get 2 points for leaving it. don't get too exited, you only get to leave 10 empty questions. without a doubt don't leave all the 10 empty try to solve them the test will be easy, and my advice to you is to leave all part "c" which is mad up of 5 questions only and that will give you a chance to miss a couple of questions on part "b" because some of it get a little hard. do not leave any questions in part "a" cause if you were chosen to do this exam it means you have some brains so solve it all.

Answer 3

function addthemup(a,b: integer):integer;

begin

result := a + b;

end;

in the main routine as an example...

var

myint : integer;

begin

myint := addthemup(1,2);

// myint should now be 3.

end;

Answer 4

is program TITLE(INPUT, OUTPUT); BEGIN program statements; program statement. END.

Answer 5

Use a compiler, such as FreePascal, Delphi or Oxygene and create your code using the Pascal syntax.