Pascal Cheat sheet???

[stevengreen22]

great help! Thanks. And the site it links too is pretty awesome too!!!

[WILL]

If you have a Kindle or an iPad with the Kindle app, you could look for the ebook Pascal Basics. It's a pretty good reference for your basic Pascal dialect, though it does use Turbo Pascal. Just as well the dialect used is compatible with Free Pascal so it'll do the job. It costs only $0.99 which shouldn't break your bank, especially if you already have an eReader/tablet.

[paul_nicholls]

If you have a Kindle or an iPad with the Kindle app, you could look for the ebook Pascal Basics. It's a pretty good reference for your basic Pascal dialect, though it does use Turbo Pascal. Just as well the dialect used is compatible with Free Pascal so it'll do the job. It costs only $0.99 which shouldn't break your bank, especially if you already have an eReader/tablet.

there is always the free kindle ebook reader for PC too that you can download from Amazon

You can then get the $0.99 book and read it for free

cheers,
Paul

[WILL]

Yes, you're right there are free PC/Mac applications that will allow you to read Kindle books. I actually like how flexible Amazon has made the Kindle store.

[stevengreen22]

Nice one guys! I had a look for an online ebook as I don't have a kindle and not at home to dload software.

Foudn a couple of useful guides, omne better than the other.

(Can i upload them here)

[code_glitch]

free kindle ebook reader for PC

And I can install it on my windows 7 tablet along with PDF viewers, flash, OpenGL gaming, 1080p movies, office, full keyboard (albeit azerty), and full on firefox. TBH I am very glad I went down this route rather then iPad - its a bit heavier and the battery clocks in at just over 6h30 but still, I can't complain

In terms of tutorials and reference I'd definitely check out http://www.learn-programming.za.net/learn_pascal_programming.html - its where I learnt pretty much all my pascal and they have some gret indexed stuff. There's another one out there which I stumble across occasionally, but whenever I think 'that compiler might have a point in saying something crazy is what I'm doing that's where I look You'd be surprised how often that is... Just like those times you forget which way Str and Val go (Int - > string or the other way?) and which order to put the string, integer and error code into Val (guess )...

[Legolas]

http://www.explainth.at/downloads/dquick.pdf

Maybe a little bit minimalist, but hey! it's a cheat sheet, not an encyclopaedia

[stevengreen22]

thats a pretty handy sheet. thanks!