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Introduction - 5
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The source code of all the examples mentioned in the book is freely available.
The code has the same copyright as the book: Feel free to use it at will but
don't publish it on other documents or site. Download details and a list of
examples are available in the Appendix to the book.
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for a beginner. Also let me know which other topics you'd like to see me
cover in future books.
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Acknowledgments
That I'm publishing a book on the web for free is mainly due to Bruce Eckel’s
experience with Thinking in Java. I'm a friend of Bruce and think he really
did a great job with that book and few others, not only because of the high
quality content of those books, but also for his experiments with the books'
delivery model.
When I mentioned the project to people at Borland (as it was called at the
time) I got a lot of positive feedback as well. And of course, I must thank the
company for making first the Turbo Pascal series of compilers and now the
Delphi series of visual IDEs.
Marco Cantù, Essential Pascal