Turbo Pascal

Turbo Pascal is a programming tool developed in the 1980s that allows users to write, test, and run computer programs efficiently. It features an integrated environment where developers can code in the Pascal language, compile their code into a format the computer can execute, and debug it all within one interface. Known for its speed and user-friendly design, Turbo Pascal helped many programmers learn and develop software during its time. While now considered outdated, it laid the foundation for modern integrated development environments (IDEs) and influenced programming tools that followed.