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Pascal Programmers?
I thought pascal was dead. I hope not.
I can not think of a way to print out every 3 possible 3 letter domain name into a pascal file. Do you know how to do this? What I mean is: aaa aab aac... fgh fgi fgj fgk Thanks |
its 2003 not 86. stay off the crack.
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I haven't even heard of pascal since bbs days....
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Damn. I took Pascal in high school and it was outdated then. Tested out of some college credit with it and haven't heard anything about it since...that was about 7 years ago.
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Hi,
declare array of chars, 'a','b','c' and so on. now define count of chars, in our country 32; Edit1.Text is string of combined chars. you must write procedures to store it into file etc. i,j,k, count: integer; begin count := 32; for i:=1 to count do begin for j:=1 to count do begin for k:=1 to count do begin Edit1.Text := IntToStr(i)+' '+IntToStr(j)+' '+IntToStr(k); end; end; end; end; |
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a-z using Nydahl's code. You can use the ord to get the ascii, then increment it for the next letter then get the character from the ascii with chr. |
i killed pascal and threw him in the river
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aww the good old times
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According to my clock it's 2002. Did you say crack? |
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I actually purchased Borland Pascal 7.0 back in the day... so I could code my own BBS software... I came up w/ a cool ANSI algorithm which would be totally useless today... I remember taking my code to an interview at Galacticom... Damn those are some memories. |
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