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| | An Introduction to Simula - Chapter 1 |
 | | A SIMULA program is made up of sequences of instructions known as blocks, which act independently to varying degrees, but which are combined to produce the desired overall effect. |
 | | A SIMULA program is interpreted as if all its letters, which are not enclosed in double quotes, were first converted to upper case. |
 | | Where you have access to professional advisers or more experienced SIMULA users, you may be able to save a lot of time by asking them for help, but you should still read the documentation carefully, since not everyone uses all the features of a large programming language like SIMULA. |
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