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From: agc@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Eric E. Palmer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Which to get
Summary: trying to decide which one to get, Think C or Think Pascal
Keywords: ThinkC Think Pascal
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Date: 29 Mar 91 16:07:36 GMT
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I am trying to decide which program to get Think C or Think Pascal.  I have
used Think C at school and I like it, plus I love C - pointers to function, etc
However, Think Pascal boasts that it is fully Object oriented while Think C
only has a sub set of C++.  Is this a problem?
Think C says that it generates 32 bit clean code and can have in-line
assembler - what about Think Pascal?

My preference is C because that is what I like to program in but which
is the most powerful (glup I hope I dont start a flame war)

Finally, what are the student prices at other Universities.  Here at Purdue
I found both at the bookstore for $89.95.

Thanks
Eric
agc@mentor.cc.purdue.edu