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@ -2573,8 +2573,8 @@ This also is true for \var{PChar} type pointers. To compare the strings
the \var{Pchar} point to, the \var{StrComp} function the \var{Pchar} point to, the \var{StrComp} function
from the \file{strings} unit must be used. from the \file{strings} unit must be used.
The \var{in} returns \var{True} if the left operand (which must have the same The \var{in} returns \var{True} if the left operand (which must have the same
ordinal type as the set type) is an element of the set which is the right ordinal type as the set type, and which must be in the range 0..255) is an
operand, otherwise it returns \var{False} element of the set which is the right operand, otherwise it returns \var{False}
\chapter{Statements} \chapter{Statements}
\label{ch:Statements} \label{ch:Statements}
The heart of each algorithm are the actions it takes. These actions are The heart of each algorithm are the actions it takes. These actions are