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Do warning points disappear by time?

I spent 3 hours today on it. Thanks a lot for your appreciation.

That's a collection bro!

how many warnings have you got ?

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Good job man, perfect location and well chosen objects.

@DyabloxHow long did it take you to make 33k posts ?

Sorry then if I missunderstood you, If I want something i do it myself man I don't pay someone to help me. Yes, I spend a lot of time searching but I succeed in the end.

Why are you racist bro ??

The old template ruined the idea ☹️☹️

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800 on is better to be honest ! Less lag and SPAM.

In this section we post tutorials, not creations. You have to explain what you have done so that each member reading your topic understands your snippet.

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I have done more, but they are deleted. I want to start this new paper keeper to save my pictures.

Welcome!

Array output Before reading this I suggest you to have a look at the for loop, click. Arrays An Array is a chain of variables of the same type. If we need to declare an array of 10 Integer variables, we can do it like this: Numbers: array [1 .. 10] of Integer; We can access single variables in the array using its index. For example, to put a value in the first variable in the array we can write it as: Numbers[1]:= 30; To put a value in the second variable, use the index 2: Numbers[2]:= 315; Output an array We need to use the for loop in case you want to output an array. As the example shown here : program tab; uses wincrt; type tab = array [1..5] of char; var t:tab; c, j: Integer; begin t[1]:= 'A'; t[2]:= 'B'; t[3]:= 'C'; t[4]:= 'D'; t[5]:= 'E'; for j:=1 to 5 do begin write(' | ', j); end; writeln; for c:=1 to 5 do begin write(' | ' ,t[c]); end; readln; end.

I found a good package for sublime that works perfectly, PM me if you need it.

Repeat Until loop Unlike the for loop which repeats for a specific number of cycles, the Repeat loop has no counter. It loops until a certain condition occurs (Returns True), then it will go to the next statement after the loop. Example: var Num : Integer; begin repeat Write('Please input a number: '); Readln(Num); until Num <= 0; Writeln('Press any key to close'); Readkey; end. In the previous example, the program enters the loop, then it asks the user to enter a number. If the number is less than or equal to zero, it will exit the loop. If the entered number is greater than zero, the loop will continue.

B-Zone thinking about everyone as always, congratulations.