No. 2,408 in German
pascal
The German word "Pascal" refers to the unit of pressure in physics, equivalent to one newton per square meter.
In a sentence
Pascal ist ein Programmierer, der seine Arbeit liebt.
Pascal is a programmer who loves his job.
In this sentence, 'Pascal' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Das Pascal ist die Einheit des Drucks im internationalen System.
The pascal is the unit of pressure in the international system.
Here, 'Pascal' refers to the unit of measurement for pressure in physics.
In der Grundschule habe ich das Programmieren mit Pascal gelernt.
In elementary school, I learned programming using Pascal.
In this context, 'Pascal' refers to the programming language designed for structured programming.
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