Pascal
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A programming language used to teach how to write programs in a clear, organized way
- noun
- /ˈpæskəl/
- Specialized
- And then I, I taught myself Pascal and then C and then C++.
And then I, I taught myself Pascal and then C and then C++.
- And then I, I taught myself Pascal and then C and then C++.
- Yeah, the first one was in Pascal, but then the other ones were in C++ after that.
- Actually there were really early Pascal, no CCC compilers.
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Many schools use Pascal to introduce programming concepts to beginners.
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I learned how to code in Pascal during my first semester at university.
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The programming course covered Pascal to help students understand structured programming.
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Etymology
Pascal is named after the French mathematician and inventor Blaise Pascal, who built one of the first mechanical calculators to help with number work. So the programming language was given his name to honour his work on calculation and clear, logical thinking.