Delphi Pascal Programming

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In this One Video I completely cover the Delphi Pascal Programming language. I cover Data Types, Arrays, Conditionals, Looping, Casting, Functions, Procedures, Math, Records, Sets, Dates, Pointers, Custom Types, Recursion, Variants, File IO, Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism and More!

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[imadeddinech]

I can't believe that! Finally a Delphi video! And from Derek! It's really a good day!

[larrycullen]

Derek, thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I hope that this will revive interest in object Pascal as a viable alternative to the many other object oriented languages. The real strength of Delphi and the Lazarus/Free Pascal tools is in their ability to create GUI applications quickly and easily for multiple OS platforms. I hope that you are eventually able to expand this tutrorial by demonstrating the visual studio-like capabilities of IDE to create GUI apps. Thanks so much for your time and efforts. I can see by the other comments here, that folks appreciate your work.

[salimtechative]

Mahn! I've been scouring YouTube and the Net at large for Delphi tutorials; but I found nothing, not even paid ones. This is exactly what I was looking for, hopefully there's more to come!

[deadmarshal]

Hi Derek. I'm learning Pascal, you have the best timing. thank you.

[ElementResources-rpox]

Thank you for this tutorial. The RAD IDE is extremely impressive, as is modern object Pascal. You tutorial was just so well done and will pay great dividends for me getting up to speed on both Pascal and the RAD. Wishing you the very best.

[ahafeel]

Thanks Derek. This sent me off on a nostalgic tour... 25 years ago I could have started on pascal, but took the VB route.. anyways as I was in finance, VB and VBA seemed more practical than Pascal/Delphi. However I think if I had learnt pascal, I could have been a better programmer. There is nothing wrong with using Pascal, just because something is old doesn't mean its useless. Thanks again.

[Scanito]

Hey Derek, I was a bit hesitant about your tutorial video, but decided to give it a try as a reminder of Delphi Pascal because I have not used it in a long time and am looking into it as a solution for a couple of small projects. Let me tell you I really enojed your work here! This is an extremely friendly, easy to follow and enjoyable experience.
I highly recommend to anyone familiar (or not familiar yet) with Pascal to follow it; you will enjoy and save lots of hours to put yourself in good shape to start developing your projects.
Thanks Derek for your excellent work! Looking forward for other videos.

[JayJay-kimi]

Delphi is used to write medical software that manages networks of hospitals, with tens of thousands of patients. Delphi is used by banks to power their ATM machines, and Delphi is used to do the heavy lifting in thousands of POS (point of sale) terminals across Europe. Terminals that don’t have time to wait for a garbage collector to kick in, only to cause catastrophic CPU spikes (I won’t mention names, but attempting to switch to C# was a disaster for one of the biggest POS terminal suppliers in Europe).

[frankcorr]

Derek, What an excellent tutorial. It was so coherent. You must have rehearsed it many times. I learned Delphi many years ago but stopped using it when Embarcadero took it over and withdrew the free version. I once paid good money for an earlier version of Rad Studio but never managed to get it to work properly on my system. In the meantime I have been getting my programming fix from VBA. Its so sloppy and does not have the precision of Object Pascal. Now I've discovered the Delphi Community version and I'm reverting to my old friend. Your tutorial was an excellent catch up.

[JimMcKeeth]

This is great coverage of the language basics! Thanks. I'd love to see some details on GUI development and other platforms.

[rhysjones]

Hey man, thank you for this tutorial! I’ve just started my first job as a software developer and my employer wanted me to get up to speed with Pascal to work on legacy application migration. This is one of best tutorials I have followed 👏🏼

[BitmasterXor]

Thanks for teaching people a "TRUE" Native programming language. Keep up the good work we need more native programmers in the world.

[ahmedalmashaikhi]

Great tutorial dear .. Waiting eagerly for more tutorial in Object Pascal

[derekbanas]

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[woodturner]

I was a beta testers for Borlands Dephi 1. We would meet in San Francisco. I used it instead of VB. Created a lot of personal and business apps and used Interbase as a database. Used it till version 7 came out. Since then have been using VS C#.

[karieljay]

Great video, I for one would second a GUI version, even as a UDEMY course. A solid upto date Visual Pacal/Delphi/Lazarus course would be very welcome. Thank you.

[zennmyst]

I for one would like you to do more videos on using Pascal. Thank you for this video.

[charles-yzc]

I loved and did Borland Turbo Pascal in the mid 80's haven't seen it since.

[hoosierdaddy]

Derik. Thank you so much. I just about a week ago downloaded the community edition.
I was a visual basic and sql server programmer for a few years, but I'm retired now. I had heard about Delphi from a friend who loved it for database apps. Anyway, I now just will be using it for small projects for friends or for non profits and for fun. Thanks so much for this. Really appreciate it sir.
Best Regards
Tim

[vansikapandey]

I really want to thank you for your work towards these tutorials ❤️ ❤️