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From: "Nobody" <nobody@logica.com>
Subject: Example Programs
Date: 1998/12/08
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Date: 1998-12-08T00:00:00+00:00
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Hello,
I am currently working through Barnes, Programming in Ada, 4th edition . It
seems to contain lots of code 'fragments' and not many full, working and
commented programs that I can type in and modify. I find this a helpful way
of learning languages.

 Does anyone know if there are any examples available on the web ( linked
list examples, 'mini databases' illustrating file I/O, small text based
adventure games etc). I have looked at the lovelace tutorial and the
programs there are too trivial for my purposes (Hello world etc). I have
been able to find little else.

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Matthew Tyler

tylerm@logica.com

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