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from the sixth line gives an error, although I am writing from the textbook, what's the problem? Pascal AbsNET. Use real numbers with integers.

b:=n; writeln ('b=',b); n:=trunk(a);writeln ('trunk'(3.6)=',n);

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  • The line is indicated with an error - Stanislav Grotto
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    And where begin ? - Alexey Ten
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    check the textbook syntax again. You have at least not enough begin , and there is exactly an error in line 7, because of the quotes. The 8th line has an extra equal sign - JVic
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    Yes, I already saw)) Tin, disgraced)) - GProst
  • Thank you very much for the answers) - GProst

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After the third line should be begin, on the 7th line the second apostrophe should be superfluous.

  • Try to write more detailed answers. Although plus, you have the correct answer. - AK ♦
  • @AK, okay? o_O - Qwertiy ♦
  • Hmm .. And why the compiler on the 4th line does not swear? Is it possible to do so? - Qwertiy ♦

Answering the question, How to find an error in the code? I can only say one thing.

  1. Create an empty program
  2. Run - started - well, did not start looking for an error.
  3. Add one line from your example and run - so you will see which line was reprinted incorrectly!
  • If you add a line with Begin - you can look for an error too) - AK ♦