Does anyone use Turing here? It's a Delphi/Pascal based programming language developed by University of Toronto and is now owned by Holt Software in Toronto.

Sample:
var name:string
var input:string

put "Please enter your name"
get name:*
cls
put "Please enter your message: " .., input
cls
put "Your name is: ", name
put "Your message : ", input

It should accept your name and show your name and message.

xboxrulz

This post has been edited by microscopic^earthling: Aug 1 2005, 03:30 AM

just fixing up
Does Anyone Code Using Turing

Var name:string
Var input:string

Put "Please enter your name"
Get name:*
Cls
Put "Please enter your message: " .. Get input
Cls
Put "Your name is : ", name
Put "Your message : ", input


-reply by David

Turing
Does Anyone Code Using Turing

Replying to xboxrulz
Yeah. I used Turing in my Grade 10 Computer Enginering class. It is VERY simple to learn, and it's object-based (polygons, etc). Despite its simplicity, you can do some pretty cool stuff. Go to compsci.Ca for Turing help, tutorials, and submissions from other users. I find that there are alot of people there who know alot about it (maybe too much...)

-reply by pkjr92

Most grade 10 introductory to computer science class uses Turing to teach students the basics of programming. It is fairly simple and easy to understand.

Var name:string
Var input:string

Put "Please enter your name"
Get name:*
Cls
Put "Please enter your message: " .. Get input
Cls
Put "Your name is : ", name
Put "Your message : ", input

Cls isn't that necessary in the above script, there isn't really a necessity to hide the name nor input.

- Stanley