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This book is designed to help students on the AQA 'AS' Level Computing course to learn the programming covered in Unit 1, and to enable the Unit 3 Practical Exercise to be tackled using either Pascal or Delphi. It will also be useful to students learning to program in Pascal or Delphi on other courses. The book covers the basic programming constructs of Pascal, including saving to different file structures. It introduces the visual development tool Delphi and explains how to use some of its many components to produce event-driven applications, including connecting to and working with data stored in a database.
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Pascal is an imperative, high-level programming language. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
Pascal is an imperative, high-level programming language. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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Format:Paperback
Since I have read some other books in this series, I was expecting more. What this book lacks is any sort of help to the reader who does not want to simply create a few columns of data and display it on the screen. Printing the data is not covered, surely a pre-requisite for most users. Neither is the use of graphics, again, an important use for many. If you simply want to create a database and display it, then this book will suffice, if you want to do more, then forget it.
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The book is easy to read, you can tell it was written by a teacher, beginning with Pascal before going on to cover Delphi. Being new to Pascal and Delphi I found working through the lessons and examples most helpful and I learnt a lot more than was apparent from the text. It should be noted that this is a teaching aid and not as a reference book.
The Delphi portion of the book relates to Delphi 7, perhaps the author can find the time to write a revised edition reflecting Delphi XE2? However the fundamentals are the same.
The Delphi portion of the book relates to Delphi 7, perhaps the author can find the time to write a revised edition reflecting Delphi XE2? However the fundamentals are the same.
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