In FPC/Delphi, for..in over a string yields Char, requiring Ord() to get the numeric value. In Blaise, S[N] and for B in S already yield Byte directly, so Ord() is superfluous for strings. Added a note to the No Char Type section explaining this, and clarifying that Ord() remains relevant for enumerations. |
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