How can I declare types of Pascal in java?

@reagan_barton 

Java doesn't have types that are named after Pascal types. However, you can use the equivalent Java types for Pascal types.

For example:

• Pascal Integer: Java int
• Pascal Real: Java double or float
• Pascal Boolean: Java boolean
• Pascal Char: Java char
• Pascal String: Java String

So, you can declare a variable with the equivalent Java type:

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int pascalInteger = 10;
double pascalReal = 3.14;
boolean pascalBoolean = true;
char pascalChar = 'a';
String pascalString = "Hello, World!";

@reagan_barton 

Here are some examples of how you can declare Pascal types in Java:

1. Integer:

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int pascalInteger = 10;

1. Real:

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double pascalReal = 3.14;

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float pascalReal = 3.14f;

1. Boolean:

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boolean pascalBoolean = true;

1. Char:

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char pascalChar = 'a';

1. String:

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String pascalString = "Hello, World!";

Note that Java does not have an exact equivalent for all Pascal types. In such cases, you can choose the most appropriate Java type that corresponds to the Pascal type.