Re: Pretty printing the pretty print.

[Oliver Kleinke <oliver.kleinke@c-01a.de>]

> A C++ man working for a blue-chip organisation, he was impressed and 
> also opined that Ada "seems to have a sweet syntax".
> 
> During the same conversation he asked me to write some Ada code to 
> perform an exercise question he routinely sets when interviewing 
> programmer candidates. Thinking on the hoof I wrote some code that in 
> hind-sight was not good Ada and certainly not what I would have
> written if I had time to think the matter through. I seemed to fall
> straight into the trap that he had set. But I say "seemed" because as
> soon as he pointed out the error, and we discussed it, it became
> obvious that the trap was a situation that, in Ada, would possibly
> not have compiled and if it had would certainly have had potential
> for raising a constraint error. I refrained from pointing out that it
> could be argued that it was a specification error in that the
> specification did not admit that the difference between two indices
> is not an index, it is an offset.
> 

Do you by chance remember the task?
I coded 4 solutions[1] to the fizzbuzz exercise that is supposedly used
by interviewers a lot.

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[1] - https://github.com/oliver117/fizzbuzz