Introduction to Pascal Programming

What is the syntax to display output in Pascal?

• print

• display

• output

• writeln

How do you read input from the user in Pascal?

• input

• readln

• scan

• get

What is the purpose of the 'writeln' statement in Pascal?

• To write a line of text to the output console.

• To read a line of text from the input console.

• To perform mathematical calculations.

• To declare a variable.

What is the purpose of the 'readln' statement in Pascal?

• To read input from the user.

• To write output to the user.

• To perform mathematical calculations.

• To declare variables in the program.

What is the syntax to read a string input in Pascal?

• readln(variableName);

• input(variableName);

• scan(variableName);

• read(variableName);

What is the syntax to read an integer input in Pascal?

• read(variableName)

• readln(variableName)

• input(variableName)

• scan(variableName)

How do you display multiple values in a single 'writeln' statement in Pascal?

• Use semicolons to separate the values

• Separate the values with commas

• Enclose each value in quotation marks

• Use a plus sign to concatenate the values

What is the purpose of the 'write' statement in Pascal?

• The purpose of the 'write' statement in Pascal is to read input from the user.

• The purpose of the 'write' statement in Pascal is to perform mathematical calculations.

• The purpose of the 'write' statement in Pascal is to define a variable.

• The purpose of the 'write' statement in Pascal is to display output on the screen or write it to a file.

What is the purpose of the 'read' statement in Pascal?

• To write output to the user or to a file.

• To perform mathematical calculations.

• To create a new variable in the program.

• To read input from the user or from a file.

How do you read a character input in Pascal?

• readln(ch)

• input(ch)

• scan(ch)

• read(ch)