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Program - defines the start of an application

Program Name; ... Code ... end. Description The Program keyword defines the start of an application. The Code is executed after running the initialisation sections of all the units referenced in the Uses section of the code block. When the Code completes, the finalisation sections of the units are run in reverse order. Parameters passed to the program are not defined in the Program statement - it is up to your code to handle them using such functions as ParamStr. Related commands $AppType Determines the application type : GUI or Console CmdLine Holds the execution text used to start the current program ParamCount Gives the number of parameters passed to the current program ParamStr Returns one of the parameters used to run the current program Unit Defines the start of a unit file - a Delphi module Uses Declares a list of Units to be imported Example code : A Console application Program Project1; {$AppType CONSOLE} uses SysUtils; var name : string; begin WriteLn('Please enter your name'); ReadLn(name); WriteLn('Your name is '+name); WriteLn(''); WriteLn('Press enter to exit'); ReadLn(name); end. Example code : The project part of a GUI application Program Project1; uses Forms, Unit1 in 'Unit1.pas' {Form1}; {$R *.res} begin Application.Initialize; Application.CreateForm(TForm1, Form1); Application.Run; end.