Description |
The End keyword is fundamental to Delphi - it terminates statement blocks.
The most common is :
Begin
??... statements ...
End;
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Related commands |
Begin |
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Keyword that starts a statement block |
Case |
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A mechanism for acting upon different values of an Ordinal |
Program |
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Defines the start of an application |
Try |
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Starts code that has error trapping |
Type |
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Defines a new category of variable or process |
Unit |
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Defines the start of a unit file - a Delphi module |
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Example code : Some examples of the end clause |
var
i : Integer;
begin
i := 2;
case i of
0 : WriteLn('i = 0');
1 : WriteLn('i = 1');
2 : WriteLn('i = 2');
End;
End;
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Show full unit code |
i = 2
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