Pascal supports record types, which are similar to structs in other languages. We can use these to express a more seamless composition of types.
To run this program, save it as struct_embedding.pas and compile it using a Pascal compiler like Free Pascal:
In this Pascal version, we’ve used records to mimic the struct embedding concept. The TContainer record includes a TBase record as a field, allowing us to access the base’s fields and methods through the container.
Pascal doesn’t have a direct equivalent to Go’s struct embedding, so we’ve had to explicitly access the base record’s fields and methods through the base field of the container. This achieves a similar effect to Go’s embedding, albeit with slightly different syntax.
The concept of interfaces as seen in Go is not present in standard Pascal. However, we can still demonstrate the use of the base record’s methods through the container, which captures the essence of the original example.