Comma: Difference between revisions

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The symbol , (pronounced "comma") is used in Pascal in several ways.

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single characters	`+` (plus) • `-` (minus) • `*` (asterisk) • `/` (slash) `=` (equal) • `>` (greater than) • `<` (less than) `.` (period) • `:` (colon) • `;` (semi colon) `^` (hat) • `@` (at) `$` (dollar sign) • `&` (ampersand) • `#` (hash) `'` (single quote)
character pairs	`<>` (not equal) • `<=` (less than or equal) • `:=` (becomes) • `>=` (greater than or equal) • `><` (symmetric difference) • `//` (double slash)

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 * It is used to separate the [[Variable|variables]].
-* It is used to separate the [[Const|constant]] in [[Case]] statement.
+* It is used to separate the [[Constant|constant]] in [[Case|<syntaxhighlight lang="pascal" enclose="none">case</syntaxhighlight>]] statement.
+* It is used to separate the [[Unit|<syntaxhighlight lang="pascal" enclose="none">unit</syntaxhighlight>]] in [[Uses|<syntaxhighlight lang="pascal" enclose="none">uses</syntaxhighlight>]] statement.