Console applications

When creating the project, choose Console and the language: Python, C, C++ or Pascal. There is no design: the project is a single file (main.py, main.c, main.cpp or main.pas) edited in the Code tab, with highlighting, autocomplete and help (F1).

name = input("What is your name? ")
print(f"Hello, {name}.")

• Run (F9) compiles if needed and starts the program. What it writes (print, printf, std::cout, WriteLn) shows in the Output tab.
• When the program asks for something (input, scanf, std::cin, ReadLn), type the answer in the field at the bottom of Output and press Enter: it shows after the question, as in a terminal.
• C and C++ are compiled with the computer's compiler; Pascal with Free Pascal (fpc), without Lazarus. Errors show with their line, such as main.c:2:3: error: ….
• Export the program saves the file as it is.

• Animal management (console): in Python, with a menu to register and remove animals and keep track of their vaccines (next doses and those due in the next 30 days). It saves the data in animales.json, in the project folder.
• Guess the number, in Python, C, C++ and Pascal: the program thinks of a number between 1 and 100 and you guess it with the hints “Higher” and “Lower”.