Logical data type in Pascal and other languages that can take one of two values, True or False
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C#
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Pronounced "C-sharp", a language heavily supported by Microsoft and designed for their .NET platform
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Delphi
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A Pascal-based RAD IDE for Windows made by Borland
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Assembler
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converts human-readable symbols (that represent machine instructions) into the actual binary instructions that the computer executes
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BASIC
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an acronym that stands for Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
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Bug
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An error in a program which might cause catastrophic machine failure, failure of the program or simply incorrect performance or output
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CCR
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Code and Component Repository
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Command Line Interpreter
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A program present in most computer operating systems which examines an input stream, either from the keyboard (Console Mode) or from a text file (Batch Mode)
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Cross-platform
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Usually refers to a program that can be run on several different Operating Systems and Platforms such as Windows, Linux and OSX
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Component
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A small piece of code, typically consisting of a data definition or a small number of methods, which defines and describes a particular action or series of actions in a Pascal application
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Class
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A special kind of Object in Object Oriented programming
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COBOL
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COmmercial and Business Oriented Language
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DataBase
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A computer application designed for the structured storage of large amounts of data and for easy access to it.
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C++
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A variant of C which includes Object-Oriented Programming constructs
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API
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Application Program Interface: a set of tools such as procedural/functional calls to allow programmers to use a software package
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Compiler
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A program that translates Human-readable source code, usually written in a high-level language such as Object Pascal, C++, Algol, FORTRAN or Ada, into machine instructions for execution by a computer
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Ada
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Computer language derived from Pascal and Modula, and named after Charles Babbage's lady friend