>>Hi, Chuck.
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>>>I was thinking about learning a new programming lanugage and was thinking about either Delphi or C#. When I went to Delphi's website it has "Delphi 2005 makes Windows development tasks faster, better, and easier for programming in the Delphi and C# languages." I'm I looking at the wrong page http://www.borland.com/us/products/delphi/index.html or does this mean that with Delphi I can code in both C# and Delphi and it will compile both?
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>>Yes, Delphi 2005 (the IDE) supports both Delphi (the language) and C#. With Delphi you can target both Win32 or .NET platforms, while C# is for .NET only.
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>>This new version is very impressive, but it still quite expensive, with the lighter version around 1.7K.
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>>Regards,
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>Is this not what I would need?
>http://www.atomicpark.com/xq/aspx/borland-delphi-2005-professional/prodid.20248/buy.software/qx/productdetail.html
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>For $928.00

Yes, it is, and it is a VERY good deal because it's way under the Borland price list.

Best luck!