Question

Program Less; Var X:Real; T:Boolean; Begin Read(X); T:=X

Answer 1

Var X:Real;  

Var T:Boolean;  

Begin

Read(X);  

T := X;

end.

ВЫВОД: Нельзя преобразовать тип real к boolean

Answer 2

It seems like you've started writing a Pascal program. However, your code is incomplete, and it appears that you want to assign the value of X to the variable T. To do that, you need to use a relational or logical expression to compare X with a certain value and then assign the result to T.

Here's an example of how you could complete the Pascal program:

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Program Less;

Var
  X: Real;
  T: Boolean;

Begin
  Write('Enter a real number: ');
  Readln(X);
  
  { Compare X with a certain value, e.g., 10 }
  T := X < 10;

  { Output the result }
  If T then
    Writeln('X is less than 10.')
  else
    Writeln('X is greater than or equal to 10.');
End.

In this example, the program will prompt the user to enter a real number. It will then compare the value of X with 10 using the less-than operator <, and the result will be stored in the Boolean variable T. Finally, it will output whether X is less than 10 or not.