I had Turbo Pascal 2.0, back screen with yellow letters on DOS, didn't get the blue Borland IDE until a few years later, and I also had Microsoft QuickPascal. W

I had Turbo Pascal 2.0, back screen with yellow letters on DOS, didn't get the blue Borland IDE until a few years later, and I also had Microsoft QuickPascal. Wasn't 100% compatible with the games/graphics "tutes" of the time though. But, I ended up switching to Turbo C for the 'cool' factor, but in reality TP was a better way to go about what I was using it for.