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Pascal wizard: A Wiley programmer's reference

Richard Wiener

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Pascal Language Overview Input and Output in Pascal Data Abstraction in Pascal Recent Changes to Pascal - the ISO Standard Turbo, UCSD and Microsoft Pascal Differences Between Pascal and Modula-2 Turbo Pascal Procedures and Functions Turbo Pascal Case Study - Animation Graphics Other Pascal Extensions and Bit and Byte Manipulations Appendices Index.

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Pascal Language Overview Input and Output in Pascal Data Abstraction in Pascal Recent Changes to Pascal - the ISO Standard Turbo, UCSD and Microsoft Pascal Differences Between Pascal and Modula-2 Turbo Pascal Procedures and Functions Turbo Pascal Case Study - Animation Graphics Other Pascal Extensions and Bit and Byte Manipulations Appendices Index.

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Pascal Language Overview Input and Output in Pascal Data Abstraction in Pascal Recent Changes to Pascal - the ISO Standard Turbo, UCSD and Microsoft Pascal Differences Between Pascal and Modula-2 Turbo Pascal Procedures and Functions Turbo Pascal Case Study - Animation Graphics Other Pascal Extensions and Bit and Byte Manipulations Appendices Index.

Key concepts: Pascal (unit), Turbo Pascal, Computer science, Programming language, Programmer, Byte, Computer graphics (images), Modular programming

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