Pascal Next is a compiled programming language and development environment focused on solving the problem of teaching programming fundamentals.
The syntax of the Pascal Next language is based on the syntax of the “classic” Pascal. The language allows you to work with integer and real numbers, strings, one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, and text files. The language defines mathematical functions (Sqrt, Sin, Cos, Arctg, Trunc, Roung, Rnd), type conversion functions (IntToStr, StrToInt, FloatToStr, StrToFloat), string manipulation functions (Legth, Pos, Substr, UpCase, LowCase) and dates (getDay, getMonth, getYear, getDayOfWeek, getTime). The language has the ability to initialize an array in a declaration statement. There are no “redundant” begin in the action selection and loop instructions. You can include both multi-line and single-line comments in the program text.
The Pascal Next compiler, included in the Pascal Next development environment, produces a Win32 executable file.
The Pascal Next development environment, which is a Win32 application, runs on operating systems from Microsoft Windows XP to Microsoft Windows 10/11.
The Pascal Next development environment can be downloaded free from the page Downloads .