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Exploring Heron's Formula: A Programming Lesson in Delphi

In this lesson, students will learn to apply mathematical models in programming using Delphi. The focus will be on demonstrating the relationship between mathematics and computer science, specifically through Heron's formula for calculating the area of a triangle. Students will create a new VCL project, design a user interface by placing components on their form, and implement functionality for buttons to calculate area, exit, and clear inputs. This engaging lesson consolidates previous knowledge while introducing practical coding skills.

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Exploring Heron's Formula: A Programming Lesson in Delphi

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  1. The square of triangle …in Delphi of course

  2. Lesson objectives To use mathematical model in programming Show students the relation between math and computer science To consolidate knowledge from the previous lessons

  3. Create new VCL project

  4. Put the following components on your form

  5. Give names to your objects

  6. Heron’s formula Create a code now

  7. Calculate button code

  8. Exit button Clear button

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