Re: INFO-ADA Digest V93 #82

[mfeldman@seas.gwu.edu (Michael Feldman)]

In article <CMM-RU.1.3.730692612.kislow@pilot.njin.net> kislow@PILOT.NJIN.NET (Chris) writes:
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>   I have programmed in Ada for about 2 years as a student, which I still
>  am.  I really like it alot probably because of the simple fact that
>  I programmed in that language more than the others. So I feel more
> confident in using it. Don't get the impression that Ada is bad, a 
> professor told me once, always give something a chance you will see
> the pros and cons much better. Ada has giving Zyme a better understanding
> of programming and now I am a much better programmer, not because I know
> Ada best, because of the fact that I understood the meaning of programming
> better using the Ada language. I have developed a bunch of programs in Ada.
>  Which in some other languages could have been done, much easier. Ada is
> slowly developing into a good language now that Ada 9x will be released,
> this will probably give Ada new highs, and probably become more efficient.
>  So that is my experience.
>   Later
>
>       Chris Kislow.

It's nice to see a posting from a student indicating that his experience
in school with Ada was overall a positive one. We get so used to flames here...

Mike Feldman
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