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From: carlislemc@my-deja.com
Subject: Re: Q:ADA/Java/C++ feature mapping question!?
Date: 2000/01/20
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Since OO is done differently in these languages, it would be hard to
answer your question by a simple translation table.  I'd recommend
reading a text that describes the OO features of Ada.  For a thorough
presentation, see Cohen "Ada as a Second Language".  For a high-level
overview, try Sebesta "Concepts of Programming Languages" (note this
doesn't cover any of the advanced features, just the basics).

--Martin

In article <8672ec$e28$1@fleetstreet.Austria.EU.net>,
  "alex" <nulldevice@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> my question should be easy to answer for anyone who knows C++/Java
and ADA.
> Unfortunately I only know C++&Java :-(.
>
> Question: What are the corresponding ADA keywords to the given
C++/Java
> features, and which keywords do exist in ADA which have no
representation in
> C++/Java, and what do they mean. I did have a look at the


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