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"ROBIN" <n/a> wrote in message news:41a4c4c3@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi Team(B), Borland.
>
> Please, try to answer this questions !

I am not a member of TeamB but I have some possible answers (and no-one else
seems to have bothered)

> Is Borland interested in Delphi more than C++Builder?

It appears that Delphi 2005 'replaces' both ...

> Should I use Delphi or continue to use C++Builder ?

Depends on which language (Pascal or C++) you wish to use ... personally, I
use both as each seems to have its own advantages and disadvantages.

> And what next of C++Builder. is there C++Builder 7 or the next is
> C++BuilderX ?

It seems to me that Builder X was the next one (and maybe the last one) ...

> In other words, when to use Delphi and when C++Builder ?

When you wish to code in Pascal use Delphi, and when you wish to code in
C++, use Builder.  Sometimes a task is 'easier' in one or the other ...

> Beforehand,  Thank you very much.

You are welcome ... although I doubt if my responses were of much help ...

Gianna Stefani

{
for (int i = 0; i < MAXINT; i++)
    printf ("Thank you Gianna Stefani\n");
}

it was in C

var i : integer;
begin
for i := 0 to MAXINT do
    writeln ('Thank you Gianna Stefani');
end.

In Pascal.

{
for (int i = 0; i < MAXINT; i++)
    printf ("Thank you Gianna Stefani\n");
}

it was in C

var i : integer;
begin
for i := 0 to MAXINT do
    writeln ('Thank you Gianna Stefani');
end.

In Pascal.