There is a string of type string with three words separated by spaces. How can I break it and put all three words in an array?

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The algorithm is as follows:

In the for loop, you go along the line when you find a space - this means that you have found the end of the word. You put this word (from the previous space or the beginning of a line to this space) into an array and so on until the end of the line.

  • @ 4per, as I recall, there is no such thing as a dynamic array in pascal ... Therefore, if you want dynamics, then you need to make a list. - iluxa1810 1:51
  • In pascalabc there is exactly a dynamic array - user31238
  • @ user31238, if I'm not mistaken, then pascalabc is not canonical pascal. 2-3 years ago, the canonical pascal was taught. - iluxa1810
  • So it is, in pascalabc.net there are a lot of non-canon chips. - user31238

In PascalABC.Net, this is done in one action:

 var Words := txtString.toWords(' ');
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    PascalABC.Net and Pascal are the same different languages ​​as VB.Net and VB. - 4per