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An introduction to the Julia language, part 1

An introduction to the Julia language, part 1

Posted Aug 29, 2018 13:29 UTC (Wed) by jem (subscriber, #24231)
In reply to: An introduction to the Julia language, part 1 by eru
Parent article: An introduction to the Julia language, part 1

True, but the convention in Pascal is that indices are 1-based. In addition, Pascal as defined by Wirth and also Standard Pascal (ISO 7185) don't support constant expressions, so you can't write something like this:

const TABLESIZE = 10;
var table: array[0..TABLESIZE-1];

Strings in Pascal are implicitly of type

packed array [1..N] of char
i.e. they are 1-based.

It is perhaps worth mentioning that array declarations in Oberon (a later programming language by Wirth) only include the size of the array, and array indices start with 0.


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