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| + | Everything that has been declared in the interface section can be used by this and other units. It is the ''public part'' in other languages. | ||
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Back to Reserved words.
The reserved word interface is used to structure (subdivide) a unit. This is distinct from the Interfaces facility which relates to class management.
Everything that has been declared in the interface section can be used by this and other units. It is the public part in other languages.
Example of a unit structure:
unit ...; // Name of the unit
interface // Everything declared here may be used by this and other units (public)
uses ...;
...
implementation // The implementation of the requirements for this unit only (private)
uses ...;
...
initialization // Optional section: variables, data etc initialised here
...
finalization // Optional section: code executed when the program ends
...
end.
