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From: simic@flasmail.com (Simic_10111)
Subject: Dummy
Date: 2000/02/02
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HI y'all guys, here it is an italian guy, Andrea, who is curious bout
Ada. I am studying Java rite now so the first question hafta be:
is Ada in any way related to OOP?
is Ada meant to be portable? I guess only for the source code, rite?
is Ada conceptually hard to learn? Someone told me it's an imperative
language.
has Ada anything to do with working with memory allocations? That
makes me mad...
Can you suggest a good tutorial or e-book?

Thanks in advance :))