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  Lazarus is an excellent solution for all Delphi and Pascal-like programming enthusiasts. But it's also designed for Windows-oriented solutions. Pascal-like programs include Free Pascal and Turbo Pascal, for example. And this is a continuation of the selection operator. A convenient and frequently used solution for iterating over values. How else can it be used? This is entry-level. In a simple way.

  It was a hot summer. Silence. Only a few insects flew occasionally. And somewhere in the distance, grasshoppers could be heard. It was scorching hot. The temperature was over thirty degrees. It was hot. It was truly summer. With bright sunshine. And a cloudless sky. A very bright day.

Air. Good mood. Energy and sun. A good car. And you're driving and jumping somewhere into the air. Driving along the highway. Into the sunny distance. A wonderful summer day. And you jump off the ramp. Into the sky. A wonderful blue sky with beautiful clouds. That's how I imagined the song "Highway Star."

  I'm continuing and finishing the thread with my own engine. It's for a game in the Free Basic programming language, using various libraries to suit my needs. This includes MP3 audio, PNG graphics, and True Type fonts with Russian language support. This time, everything worked! I managed to get past the cycle of problems. And everything works! Hurray! I'm so happy!

  I really like the Delphi language. A long time ago, I programmed in Delphi 7.0. I still remember how one of the students next to me joked, "What the heck is this Delphic Oracle?" "What the heck is Delphi?" Today, within this framework, there's the Lazarus programming environment. Lazarus. A modern environment for programming like Delphi.

  This field seems enchanted. That's what Alice began to think. Think about it. The field is long. It's hard to tell how long you've been walking along it. Everything is the same. As if a fragment is repeating itself. Dry grass all around. It's good that at least you can see someone here sometimes.