Is Turbo Pascal still available?
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Answer / Nikhil Singh Pundir
Turbo Pascal is considered a historic programming language and is no longer officially supported or developed by Borland or its successors, Embarcadero Technologies. However, you can find open-source implementations such as FPC (Free Pascal Compiler) and Lazarus, which are actively maintained.
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