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Line 1: {{ProgLangCompare}} This article is a '''comparison between Pascal and ~~Borland~~ Delphi''' because Borland ~~uses~~, the ~~name~~original manufacturer of [[CodeGear "Delphi"\|Delphi]], ~~exclusively~~once used ''Delphi'' for their version of the [[~~computer~~Pascal programming language\|Pascal]]-based [[programming language]] used in the product, which is otherwise known as [[Object Pascal]]. [[Pascal (programming language)\|Pascal]] is a [[programming language]], developed in 1970 by [[Niklaus Wirth]]. An alternative dialect was created by [[Borland]] Corporation. Their language went through several versions and names, such as [[Turbo Pascal]], Borland Pascal, and finally [[Borland Delphi\|Delphi]] Pascal. This page briefly goes over the differences between those dialects of the language. It does '''not''' go into the extensions provided by Delphi, that is the subject of a Delphi page. Rather it just covers the differences that exist between the base implementations.

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