A4-10 |
A derived type is one that inherits
properties, such as components and primitive operations, from its parent type. |
A4-9 |
Pool-specific access types, which
designate objects dynamically created by an "allocator" and general access
types, which can designate declared objects, dynamically created objects or subprograms. |
A4-8 |
A private type is first partially declared in
the visible part of a package declaration, and then fully declared in the private part of
the same package declaration. |
A4-7 |
The record components would be
referred to as "My_Record.Name" or "My_Record.Age" or
"My_Record.DOB". |
A4-6 |
The attributes of constrained
array types and array objects are 'Range, 'First, 'Last and 'Length. |
A4-5 |
The reserved words type,
is, delta and range appear in the
declaration of a fixed-point type. |
A4-4 |
Subtypes cause the compiler to insert
run-time checks for out-of-range conditions, and they can make programs easier to read. |
A4-3 |
There are 256 characters in the Latin-1 set
(the same as the built-in set Character in Ada). The ASCII set consists of the first 128
characters of the Latin-1 set. |
A4-2 |
'Image and 'Value return a string and a value,
respectively. 'Pos and 'Val return a position number and a value, respectively. |
A4-1 |
Built-in types: Boolean, Integer, Float,
Character, Wide_Character, String, Wide_String. Built-in suybtypes: Natural, Positive. |