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Subject: Re: How to make Ada popular. Get rid of ";" at end of statement.
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> I wouldn't say that Ada is complex. It is big, it is rich, but it is
> very consistent.

Agreed. Ada is a large toolbox where different tools have not too many ties with other ones.
In other toolboxes, if you grab any tool, you end up quickly with things like object-oriented programming and heap allocation that are not necessarily useful for solving your problem.