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Learn Pascal Programming from Scratch

Name: Learn Pascal Programming from Scratch
Rating: 4.2 (103 reviews)

Create, maintain, design, and build cross-platform native applications

Created byStone River eLearning

Last updated 2/2017

English

What you'll learn

Create, maintain, design, and build cross-platform native applications.
You will learn how to write the code once, compile it, and run it on multiple platforms.

Course content

11 sections • 95 lectures • 8h 33m total length

Introduction2:56
Download project files here
Download and Installing Software3:30
Setting up and installing the free software to use for this course.

Section Introduction1:38
Section overview – Cover the topics in section.
Creating our 1st Pascal Program5:00
Creating our 1st Pascal Program – We will begin creating our first native application.
Math Operators8:24
Math Operators – Learning the math operators.
Math operators using pemdas4:23
Math operators using PEMDAS – Learning the rules of math related to computers
Project1:58
Project Review – Taking a look at the project output.
Creating the Project2:59
Project Source Code: Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary1:55
Section Summary – Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction2:17
Section overview – Cover the topics in section.
Local Variables8:11
Declaring And Using Variable With Numbers.4:49
Declaring and Using Variable With Numbers - Learn how to use variables and numbers.
Declaring and Using Variables With Strings5:20
Declaring and Using Variables With Strings – Learn how to use variables and strings.
Defining Constant Variables6:54
Defining Constant Variables – Learn what constant variables are and how to use them
Example 016:20
Example #1 – Do some examples.
Saving User Input With Variables9:52
Learn how to get input from the user/keyboard and save them
Example 027:29
Example #2 – Do some examples.
Global Variables5:40
Defining Global Variables – Learn what global variables are and how to use them
Project Demo2:11
Project Review – Taking a look at the project output.
Creating the project10:12
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary2:18
Section Summary – Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction2:04
Section overview – Cover the topics in section.
If Statements7:11
If Statements – Learn how to make decisions.
If Else Statements5:32
If Else-If Else Statements - Learn how to make alternative decisions.
If Statements With Relational Operators12:00
If Statements with Relational Operators Part 1 – Learn about relational operators
If Statements Using The AND Operator8:53
If Statements Using The AND Operator - Learn about AND operator
If Statements Using The OR Operator6:18
If Statements Using The OR Operator - Learn about the OR operator
Case Statements Part 16:26
Case Statements Part 1 – Learn how to use alternative decision making based on a single value.
Case Statements Part 25:36
Case Statements Part 2 - Learn how to use alternative decision making based on a single value.
Project 15:10
Project 1 Review – Review the project output
Project 1 Source Code9:07
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Project 23:11
Project Review – Taking a look at the project output.
Project 2 Source Code (Part1)9:05
Project 2 source code Part 1: Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Project 2 Source Code (Part2)3:50
Project 2 source code Part 2: Continue to build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary2:19
Section Summary – Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:08
Section overview – Cover the topics in section.
For Loops5:34
Working with For Loops – Learn how to use for loops.
Repeat Until Loop4:18
Repeat Until Loop – Learn how to use the repeat until loop.
While Loop4:59
While Loop – Learn how to use while loops.
Project5:05
Project Review – Taking a look at the project output.
Creating the project - Part 19:42
Project Source Code - Part 1: Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Creating the project - Part 22:36
Project Source Code - Part 2: Continue to build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary1:42
Section Summary – Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:57
We will be covering how to use different string functions to perform specific operations.
Strings And The Trim Function4:11
Learn how to use the Trim function.
Strings And The Stringreplace Function4:45
Learn how to use the StringReplace function.
Strings And The Pos Function7:38
Learn how to use the Pos function.
Strings And The Delete Procedure4:36
Learn how to use the Delete procedure.
Strings And The Lowercase Function6:41
Learn how to use the LowerCase function.
Strings And The Copy Function6:31
Learn how to use the copy function.
Strings And The Length Function7:03
Learn how to use the length function.
Project Review4:06
Taking a look at the project output.
Project source code7:28
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary2:39
Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:15
Covesr the topics in section.
Arrays With Strings5:55
Learn how to use arrays with strings.
Arrays With Integers8:40
Learn how to use arrays with integers.
Arrays With Doubles8:35
Learn how to use arrays with doubles.
Accessing Array Elements6:30
Learn how to access array indexes.
Creating Records8:30
Learn how to create records with arrays.
Records More Examples5:03
Trying some examples.
Records Advanced Examples9:50
Creating advanced examples.
Project Review2:43
Taking a look at the project output.
Project source code8:12
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary2:22
Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:18
Covers the topics in section.
Creating And Writing Text Files Part 16:58
Learn how to create and write text files.
Creating And Writing Text Files Part 22:48
Learn how to create and write text files.
Reading From A Text File6:22
Learn how to read the text from a file.
Appending Data To A Text File8:03
Learn how to append data to a file.
Rewrite Procedure More Examples6:29
More Examples
Fileexists Function Part 18:18
Learn how to use the FileExists function.
FileExists Function Part 23:44
Learn how to use the FileExists function.
Project Review6:54
Taking a look at the project output.
Project Source Code - Part 16:51
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Project Source Code - Part 27:27
Continue to build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary1:55
Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:25
Cover the topics in section.
Date time to str Function3:51
Learn how to use the DateTimeToStr function.
Date to str & Time to str Functions3:42
Learn how to use the DateToStr & TimeToStr functions.
Comparing Dates8:51
Learn how to compare dates.
The EncodeDate Function4:31
Learn how to use the EncodeDate function.
DateTime To Str Function With Record Types Example9:09
Trying examples
Datetostr And Timetostr Function Example4:17
More examples
Project Review5:13
Taking a look at the project output.
Project Source Code9:09
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary3:09
Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Section Introduction1:00
Cover the topics in section.
Creating Procedures5:30
Learning how to create and use our own procedures.
Using Arguments With Procedures9:51
Learning how to create and use our own procedures with arguments.
Creating Functions With Arguments8:04
Learning how to create and use our own functions.
Project Review4:20
Taking a look at the project output.
Project source code10:49
Here we will build the project step-by-step.
Section Summary2:17
Taking a look at all topics we covered in this section.

Requirements

There is no prior knowledge needed for this course.
This is a beginners level course to help you grasp the concepts and feel of native programming.
ll you need for this course is, a computer, internet connection, and at least 500MB of storage space to download and install the software needed for this course.
We will downloading all of this free software during the course.

Description

Beginner level coders often have the same question; what’s the best way to get started in programming? It’s such a diverse world and there are so many new and exciting (or old and vital) languages that figuring out where to begin can be very bewildering. Guess what? We have the solution. The simple, clean, structured Pascal language is the best way to help you find your programming feet. Its whole reason for existing is to teach good programming practices and standards. What are you waiting for? Get learning!

Take Your Programming Standards to the Next Level

Create, maintain, design and build cross-platform native applications
Write code once, compile it, and run it on multiple applications
Learn best practices and standards across all programming languages
Understand computer programming basics in-depth

Perfect Pascal, the Right Way

This course is designed for complete beginners, so we’ll guide you every step of the way from installation to completing your final project. All you need is a computer, an internet connection, and 500mb of storage space. Once you’ve installed your free software, you’ll start learning about basic coding concepts using Pascal for context, building your own projects along the way.

Each section of the course is dedicated to a different concept/feature, including math operations, variables and user input, if/else statements, loop structures, string functions, arrays and records, working with files, date and time functions, and creating functions and procedures. You’ll complete a hands-on practical project from start to finish with each section to put what you’ve learned into practice.

By the end of this course you will know how to write, build and compile Pascal code with ease. You will be able to create your own native applications and you’ll know how to run them, maintain them, and build them more efficiently. With the knowledge base you’ve gained, you’ll be all set to progress to some of the most powerful and widely used programming languages in the world.

About Pascal

One of the oldest languages around, Pascal was published in 1970 with the intention of encouraging best practices using structured programming and data structuring. It is a high-level, imperative and procedural programming language and makes an excellent pre-cursor to C for beginners. It is known for its compatibility, efficiency, fast compilers, and for its simple, clean syntax.

Who this course is for:

The ideal student for this course is for anyone who is seeking to learn how to learn to program on a beginner level, get the feel of it, and taking it to the next level to enhance one's career.

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Course content

Introduction to the Course2 lectures • 6min

Using Math Operators7 lectures • 26min

Variables & Getting User Input12 lectures • 1hr 12min

If Else-If Statements14 lectures • 1hr 27min

Loop Structures8 lectures • 35min

String Functions11 lectures • 58min

Arrays & Records11 lectures • 1hr 8min

Working with Files12 lectures • 1hr 7min

Date & Time Functions10 lectures • 53min

Creating Functions & Procedures7 lectures • 42min

Requirements

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