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Delphi 10 Minute Quickstarts

Got 10 minutes? Want to learn something?

Our 10 minute quick starts our nearly step by step and take about 10 minutes each. You can use them to scratch the service of areas you want to learn and as a quick review when returning to something after a long absence.

These Quickstarts are contributed by you (our online community members). They are organized by our knowledge base topics. Specifically, by the Delphi sub-topics.

4 Pascal and Delphi Coding Quickstarts

Group: Pascal and Delphi Coding

Topic: BDE

1. Delphi 2009 Paradox BDE TTable

This KB Post addresses accessing Paradox tables through the BDE using TDatasource, TTable, and TDBGrid. This tutorial was updated for Delphi 2009 but applies to all versions of Delphi.

Posted By Mike Prestwood, Post #100147, KB Topic: BDE

Topic: Language Basics

2. Delphi Console App

Create a classic "Hello, World" Windows native code Console App using Delphi. This tutorial is based on Borland Developer Suite 2006 but you can use any version of Delphi you wish. In this tutorial, you will create a classic "Hello, World!" windows console application. A console application is a type of Windows application that has FULL access to the Win32 API, but it's GUI is limited to a DOS-like text window. When Windows starts a console application, it creates a text-mode console window where the program can display text and the user can interact with the program via the keyboard.

Posted By Mike Prestwood, Post #101326, KB Topic: Language Basics

3. Delphi for Win32

Create a classic "Hello, World" Windows native code application using Delphi. This tutorial is based on Borland Developer Suite 2006 but you can use any version of Delphi you wish.

Posted By Mike Prestwood, Post #101214, KB Topic: Language Basics

Topic: OOP

4. Your First Delphi Class

Beginners example of creating and using a class. Early versions of Delphi use the standard OO private, protected, and public visibility specifiers plus add published for RTTI info. Later versions of Delphi add strict private and strict protected for a true OO implementation.

Posted By Mike Prestwood, Post #100889, KB Topic: OOP