Pascal command

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La commande en Pascal pour effacer l'écran est :

```pascal
clrscr;
```

8 answers

  1. slut! Do you want to know the command that will allow you to clear the screen "in Pascal":
    IF you are working in text mode use "clrscr", which is a procedure that has no parameters and belongs to the "crt" unit,
    so you must write before the definition of the variables of your program "uses crt";
    take a good look at this example:
    program clear;
    uses crt;
    var x,y:integer;
    begin
    clrscr;
    writeln("Enter two numbers");
    readln(x,y);
    writeln("The product of these two numbers is " x*y);
    readln;
    end.

    and if you are working in graphics mode use "cleardevice"; without forgetting to write beforehand uses graph;

    GOOD LUCK
    end;
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    1. The command that allows you to clear the screen in Pascal is CLRSCR;
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        1. Good evening, I am still studying and I wanted to know that since I am on Vista Turbo Pascal is in QWERTY and cannot be displayed in full screen. I was advised to use Dev Pascal, but it is much more complicated and I cannot execute the program (the black screen on TP7). If someone could help me, it would be nice.
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            1. Alright, thanks, that's good!
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              1. Hi,

                it seems to me that it's the style
                clear

                or
                clrsrc


                sorry for the approximation of the answer.

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                1. yes it is clrsrc i.e. "clear screen"
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                2. clrsrc
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                3. ClrScr ;
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                4. clear (clr) screen(scr) : clrscr
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