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Macintosh Hands-On Pascal 1986

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Macintosh Hands-On Pascal is a 1986 book by Ted G. Lewis and Abbas Birjandi, published by Wadsworth Publishing Company, Belmont, California (ISBN 0-534-06354-3).[1] The Library of Congress record gives xviii, 307 pages.[2] The scan here is 325 PDF pages including the covers.

The book is written for Apple's Macintosh Pascal, an interpreter, and is organised as eighteen hands-on sessions that start with the mouse and windows and end with sound and QuickDraw graphics. The appendices double as a Pascal reference: syntax diagrams, debugging, error messages and solutions to the session problems.[3]

Contents

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Page numbers as printed in the contents.[4]

Part Title Page
Preface xiii
Introduction xv
1 Getting Started 1
2 Entering, Running, and Saving a Pascal Program 13
3 The Structure of a Pascal Program 27
4 Integer, Real, and Char Expressions 43
5 What Is a Subprogram? 53
6 Choosing in Pascal 63
7 Iteration Using While, Repeat, and For 81
8 The Type Statement 91
9 Text Files and Printer Output 99
10 Arrays 111
11 String Processing 123
12 Data Structures Containing Records 137
13 Sets and Scalars 151
14 Random and Typed Files 163
15 More on Procedures and Functions 175
16 Pointers and Dynamic Data Structures 193
17 Music (Sound) 213
18 Graphics 231
A An Overview of Pascal 247
B Pascal Syntax Diagrams 255
C Debugging Macintosh Pascal Programs 271
D Error Messages 275
E Selected Solutions to Session Problems 281
Index/Glossary 299

It is a programming book and contains no hardware or service information. Apple's service manuals are in Category:Apple Service Source.

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These Macintosh Pascal books link here:

Download: Macintosh_Hands-On_Pascal_1986.pdf (20.6 MB)

References

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  1. ↑ Title and copyright pages of the scan (PDF pp. 3-4): copyright 1986 Wadsworth, Inc.; ISBN 0-534-06354-3; CIP data 85-20200, call number QA76.M3L49 1986.
  2. ↑ Macintosh hands-on Pascal (OL2539211M), Open Library, from Library of Congress MARC data—link(accessed 2026-09-30)
  3. ↑ Preface and Introduction, pp. xiii-xviii (PDF pp. 13-17).
  4. ↑ Contents, pp. v-xii (PDF pp. 5-12).