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another warm welcome to the delphi boot camp of 2022 in this session we are going to look at text as a string of letters or characters i am hanifan marvel from sunny south africa a teacher at afrikaans who has seen school in pretoria we are going to look at um what is a character what is a string how to reference to each character in a string and all the different not all but some of the operations that we can apply to strings for more background and examples please refer to chapters 4 and 10 in dr kevins book what is a character a character is the smallest component of written language it is the letters a to z capital or lowercase the digits zero to nine punctuation marks or special symbols for example hash and percentage how do we declare a character in delphi remember we use the convention of prefixes to indicate what we are working with so in this case it will be a c a c and the variable name to indicate that im working with a character and then remember that we need to place ch
