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From: "Pat Rogers" <progers@acm.org>
Subject: Re: introdution of Ada
Date: 1998/10/01
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>> I am raedy to select a language to learn.I have hread some of
Ada.I want
>> to know the site or books about Ada.


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>As far as books are concerned, Barnes' ``Programming in Ada 95'' is
a
>classic.  Documents of utmost importance for every Ada programmer
are the
>Ada Language Reference Manual and the Ada Rationale (they are both
available
>online at www.adahome.com).

I also recommend Barnes' books for beginners, and the Rationale is
an excellent resource for those new to the language.  However, I
strongly urge you not to (try to) use the language Reference Manual
as a learning tool.  They don't call it a "reference" document for
nothing.

-- pat

Patrick Rogers
progers@acm.org
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