'writeln' for output
Writeln and write do the same thing except that writeln will go to the next line, and write will just keep spitting stuff out in one line. Writeln is good if you're writing a paragraph, and don't want pascal to cut off your sentences, so you cut them off yourself. But, I was writing one line here so I used write instead of writeln.
you cant include anything. There is no include statement, no header files ect.
Ah, the beauty of pascal. Everything relies on the compiler, and there are many of them. I believe the latest version is Turbo Pascal 7, and it does allow you to include files. I'm fairly sure of that, I've heard of people doing that. I still have to try it, I just don't use Turbo Pascal 7, but I'm hoping to check that out soon.