Subj : Learning Pascal again?
To   : Marty Kazmaier
From : andrew clarke
Date : Fri Jun 20 2003 05:47 pm

Mon 2003-06-16 05:51, Marty Kazmaier (1:138/389) wrote to All:

MK> I used a version of Pascal about 15 years ago in high school.  It
MK> was pretty easy, but I'm a lot older and denser now. I'd like to
MK> re-learn Pascal with a method of other than attempting to figure
MK> out non-lesson oriented source code.  Can anyone suggest a book,
MK> and/or a free compiler with lessons? Even a text book would be
MK> awesome.

Try the "Subjects > Computers & Internet > Programming > Languages & Tools >
Pascal" category at amazon.com.  They list some cheap used books there.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/3984/ref=br_dp__4/104-6295686-678
0760

You might also want to check your local library(s).

Turbo Pascal 1.0, 3.02 & 5.5 are freely downloadable from Borland's web site,
http://community.borland.com/museum/ .

Free Pascal 1.0.6 is language-compatible with Turbo Pascal (and some of Delphi)
and is available for 32-bit DOS, Linux, OS/2, Win32, FreeBSD, Solaris, BeOS,
QNX and AmigaOS from http://www.freepascal.org/ .

You can probably find a copy of Borland Pascal 7.0 floating around on the web.
Google for "bp7.zip".

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