Re: Ada begginer's new problem.

[Eric Jacoboni <jaco@neottia.net>]

"bubble" <bubble@bubble.d2g.com> writes:

> 1. ��continue�� reserve word support?
> Ada has no ��continue�� word.

Why Ada should have such a construct which breaks, imho,
logical flow of a program? (i suppose you talk about the C continue
statement).

> It's hard to read,

Perhaps because you could use another algorihm to achieve the same goal ?

> How should I do to remove "goto"  ....?

The question is rather: why i've had to use a goto in my algorithm ? ;-)

> 2. type declare problem
>
> I know there are some choices can apply to my program.
> ( a ). Type stock_price is new float;
> ( b ). Type stock_price is digits 5;
> ( c ). Subtype stock_price is float;
>
> I know if I use ( c ) style.  I can mix stock_price and float type to
> compute together.
>
> if we don't consider ( c ) style, only  consider (a) and (b).
> which style is best?

b is the best of your 3 options as it fits exactly to your requirement.
But, for modelizing prizes, i suggest you look at decimal fixed point, rather. 
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