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39 function TimeStampToDateTime( const TimeStamp: TTimeStamp ):TDateTime; Converts time stamp to DateTime 40 function TimeStampToMSecs( const TimeStamp: TTimeStamp ):comp; Converts Timestamp to number of milliseconds 41 function TimeToStr( Time: TDateTime ):; Returns string representation of Time 42 function TimeToStr( Time: TDateTime; const FormatSettings: TFormatSettings ):; Returns string representation of Time 43 function Time: TDateTime; Gets current time The following example illustrates the use of some of the above functions: Program DatenTimeDemo; uses sysutils; var year, month, day, hr, min, sec, ms: Word; begin writeln ('Date and Time at the time of writing : ',DateTimeToStr(Now)); writeln('Today is ',LongDayNames[DayOfWeek(Date)]); writeln; writeln('Details of Date: '); DecodeDate(Date,year,month,day); writeln (Format ('Day: %d',[day])); writeln (Format ('Month: %d',[month])); writeln (Format ('Year: %d',[year])); writeln; writeln('Details of Time: '); DecodeTime(Time,hr, min, sec, ms); writeln (format('Hour: %d:',[hr])); writeln (format('Minutes: %d:',[min])); writeln (format('Seconds: %d:',[sec])); writeln (format('Milliseconds: %d:',[hr])); end. TUTORIALS POINT Simply Easy Learning Page 140
When the above code was compiled and executed, it produced the following result: Date and Time at the time of writing : 7/24/2012 8:26: Today is Tuesday Details of Date: Day:24 Month:7 Year: 2012 Details of Time: Hour: 8 Minutes: 26 Seconds: 21 Milliseconds: 8 TUTORIALS POINT Simply Easy Learning Page 141
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Pascal Tutorial
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ABOUT THE TUTORIAL Pascal Tutorial
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Declaring Constants ...............
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Accessing Two-Dimensional Array Ele
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CHAPTER 1 Pascal Overview This chap
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CHAPTER 2 Environment This section
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Name and version of text editor can
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Pascal Hello World Example Followin
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CHAPTER 4 Basic Syntax You have see
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The Pascal character set consists o
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Type Declarations: The type declara
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Subrange Types Subrange types allow
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Pascal programming language also al
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Enumerated Variables You have seen
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CHAPTER 7 Constants This section sh
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CHAPTER 8 Operators This section sh
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Checks if the value of left operand
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When the above code is compiled and
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program beBitwise; var a, b, c: int
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CHAPTER 9 Decision Making This sect
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Example: Let us try a complete exam
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Example: Let us try a complete exam
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Nested if-then Statements It is alw
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The following rules apply to a case
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Flow Diagram: Example: The followin
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CHAPTER 10 Loops This section shows
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Flow Diagram: Here, key point of th
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Flow Diagram Example: program forLo
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Example: program repeatUntilLoop; v
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Example: program exBreak; var a: in
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Example: program exContinue; var a:
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Example: The following program illu
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Defining a Function: In Pascal, a f
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variable named m. The variable m is
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program exRecursion; var num, f: in
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procedure swap(x, y: integer); var
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Now, let us extend the program litt
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Let us change the previous example
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12 function AnsiStrLower( Str: PCha
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CHAPTER 15 Boolean This section sho
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CHAPTER 16 Arrays This section show
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Initializing Arrays In Pascal, arra
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Two-Dimensional Arrays: The simples
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The following example declares and
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