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What is Delphi and what is it eaten with?
1. Are there any syntax differences from PascalABC.
2. Which IDE to choose for desktop applications.
3. Where to find the normal Delphi training.
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The differences are big. PascalABC.NET is a third party development that has incorporated the C# syntax. For example, lambda functions, LINQ, the System.* set of libraries, etc.
Delphi is a development of pure Pascal. The syntax is the same there, but the development of the language has given: generics, type inference, anonymous functions, inline declaration, tasks, helpers and other things that simplify writing programs.
There is no need to create windows with code (not necessary), there is a powerful form designer, several frameworks for creating graphic programs, including cross-platform programs (for Windows, Android, Linux, Mac, iOS, etc.). Those. you can write a program that will run immediately on all these platforms, by building for the desired platform.
There is one official IDE for writing in Delphi - RAD Studio. There is also a free version of RAD Studio CE (at the moment, the latest free version is RAD Studio CE 10.4.2, released last year with updates this year). You can get the installer and key for free here .
You can learn as if from old textbooks, because. there is good compatibility of versions, and on new ones. For example, books by Marco Cantu (you can get the book for free here ).
You can see what can be done in Delphi, for example, on my channel . There are several videos there.
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