Titlebook: Into the Realm of Oberon; An Introduction to P Eric W. Nikitin Textbook 1998 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1998 Pascal.design.language.obj

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Using ProceduresAs stated in the introduction, . are a list or block of instructions or statements that the programmer wishes the computer to follow. A programmer uses procedures to solve problems and get the computer to perform actions. Procedures can be used as general-purpose routines and are often given .—values that change with each procedure call.

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Using ModulesModule In comes with most Oberon compilers, just like module Out. However, module In can be just a little bit trickier to work with than module Out.

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The FOR StatementOne of the things that computers do very well is execute repetitious tasks. That is, actions that are done over and over again—possibly with some slight variation each time through the “l(fā)oop.” Statements that make actions repeat are called .. Another word that means the same as looping is ..

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Working with Types describes data and defines what operations are permitted on values. Type information helps the compiler decide which values can be assigned to variables.

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