Delphi is a compiled, strongly typed programming language that makes it easy to create Windows applications with graphical user interfaces. The Delphi integrated development environment includes menus, toolbars, a component palette, form window, code editor, object inspector, and object tree view. Delphi can be used to quickly develop standalone Windows applications with little manual coding.
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Delphi is a compiled, strongly typed programming language that makes it easy to create Windows applications with graphical user interfaces. The Delphi integrated development environment includes menus, toolbars, a component palette, form window, code editor, object inspector, and object tree view. Delphi can be used to quickly develop standalone Windows applications with little manual coding.
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Borland DELPHI
Softest way towards Windows Programming
What is Delphi ? Delphi is a high-level, compiled, strongly typed language that supports structured and object-oriented design.
Its benefits include easy-to-read code, quick compilation, and the
use of multiple unit files for modular programming.
Using Delphi you can easily create self-contained, user friendly,
highly efficient Windows applications in a very short time - with a minimum of manual coding.
Powerful and easy to use tool for generating standalone graphical
user interface (GUI) programs. The Delphi IDE Integrated Development Environment Delphi IDE comprises a number of separate windows which include
1. The menus, toolbars
2. The Component Palette
3. Form window (optional)
4. the Code Editor window
5. The Object Inspector
6. The Object TreeView
Insight Menus, Toolbars Component Palette Form Code Editor Window Object Inspector Object TreeView Platform and tool Borland Kylix Linux Borland Delphi Windows First Program Program: Write a Program to Display ‘Hello World’. -first lets see what is our requirement. - We need a button on our GUI first.
- On click of the button write an onclick event (on