Concurrent Pascal

“`pascal
program HelloWorld;

procedure WriteHelloWorld();
begin
writeln('Hello World!');
end;

begin
thread := createThread(nil, nil, @WriteHelloWorld);
joinThread(thread);
exit;
end.
“` This program demonstrates how to write “Hello World!” using the Concurrent Pascal programming language. The program keyword is used to define the main program, followed by the name of the program, which in this case is HelloWorld. The procedure keyword is used to define a procedure called WriteHelloWorld, which contains the code to print “Hello World!”. The main part of the program creates a new thread using the createThread function and specifies that the new thread should run the WriteHelloWorld procedure. After creating the thread, the program calls the joinThread function to wait for the thread to finish executing before exiting. Finally, the exit statement is used to terminate the program.

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