You reminded me of Pascal. I used it at school in 1994 (on an IBM RS/6000 I think). I was planning to do the AoC in Shen (I already know Scheme) but you make me want to do it also in Pascal. Thanks for sharing your solutions.
The presence of files with the "lpi" and "lps" extensions means you are using an IDE ? Moreover, I thought the extension for Pascal source code was "pas" but I see "lpr". Why ?
The presence of files with the "lpi" and "lps" extensions means you are using an IDE ? Moreover, I thought the extension for Pascal source code was "pas" but I see "lpr". Why ?