What do you guys think of Pascal, in terms of accessibility and modern
Hello everyone. So, it has recently come to my attension that next term I'll be learning Pascal in school. So, I wanted to skip ahead so that I could probably have time to play around and do some stuff with it by the time school reopens in September. I've got a few questions though.
1. Are there any hurdles I'll have to jump through? IE, inaccessible IDE, compillor or some other reason? Or is it accessible out of the box? Or do I have to do anything specific for accessibility with NVDA?
2. Would you recommend it for audiogame development, or just regular software development in general? Or do you suggest I just deal with it to pass my class?
3. Is it modern? I know it has some age behind it, but python does as well, and its still being developed and widely used.
4. Do you actually use it?
5. Do you think Caribbean schools should teach something better? Or is it fine for basic teaching?
6. Would you take Pascal over PB and BGT? Or are they all equal?
Eitherways, I'm going to do some reading up on Pascal today and I have a pretty good reason to get off my lazy behind and actually get into this. Any answer is nice. Thanks guys.
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