When defining classes in many languages, developers often use Pascal case for type names like SomeKindOfName.

During the lecture, the professor sketched several limaçons of Pascal to illustrate different types of loops.

In his philosophy class, she compared belief in God to Pascal's gamble to spark a debate.

Pascal's triangles reveal surprising patterns when you examine their diagonal sums and combinatorial relationships.

Experienced developers often prefer Pascal strings when working with legacy Delphi code because of their explicit length prefix.

To prevent buffer overflows, the legacy application stores short messages as a Pascal string.