What i mean is something like:
I have 2 array var and type, you can input the name of the variable on the var array and type of variable on the type array(type depend on language used), then i want to use the value from these array to define varriable i.e:
Var[1] as type[1]
Var[2] as type[2]
Is it possible to do something like that?
Second question:
Can i auto increase variable name which contain number? I want to do something that work like array but using normal variable. For example :
I have 10 variable f1~f10
Then i want to loop it until all variable filled, something like
For a=1 to 10 do
{
f(a) = a
}
Sorry if it is hard to understand i cant explain it very well. I want to know is possible in general programming, specifically pascal because i study alghoritm using this language in college.
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What is it that you are trying to do? The way that you are trying to do it is possible in lexical languages, but not pascal.
You can though look-up an array by name. This is sort of the opposite of what you asked, but in some ways very similar.
type
MonthType = (January, February, March, April,
May, June, July, August, September,
October, November, December);
Then use this to look up an array
ord(December)
Gives 11, so you could use it to look up days in month.
By pascal programming skills are useless, so someone else can fix and extend this answer.
http://wiki.freepascal.org/Enumerated_types
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