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Reflections on a Programming Journey: From Pascal to Rust

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skwee357

3mo ago· 15 min readenNews

Summary

The article appears to be a personal reflection on the author's programming journey, starting with learning Pascal in 9th grade through a school programming club. The author expresses gratitude to a friend who persuaded them to join, describes learning programming fundamentals like variables, operators, and data structures, and mentions recreating Conway's Game of Life. The content suggests this is the beginning of a longer narrative about the author's programming experiences, potentially leading to a discussion about Rust programming language given the title "Farewell, Rust."

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When I was in 9th grade — last year before high-school — my best friend persuaded me to join, together with him, the schools programming club.
I am immensely thankful to him for this.
There, step by step, we learned Pascal using Turbo Pascal.
Little by little, we grasped the basics of the language: variables, operators, string manipulations, data structures — until eventually, remaking Conway's Game of Life.
Pascal was the first real programming language I have...
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