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From: s9406160@yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au (Scott Malcolm Smedley)
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Subject: Print
Date: 16 Mar 1995 04:49:50 GMT
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Date: 1995-03-16T04:49:50+00:00
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How can I "print" an array of integers/characters/strings etc
in ADA?? I mean "print" as in Printer.

For example, let's say I had an array(1..10) of integers.
How could I print each integer one underneath the other on
a printer?

I'm not 2 sure whether it matters or not, but I am using ADA on
a DOS machine, not UNIX.

Thanks 4 any help U can give...

Scott

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