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Object-oriented Software in Ada 95 Second Edition Object-oriented Software in Ada 95 Second Edition Michael A. Smith School of Computing University of Brighton © M A Smith - May not be reproduced without permission
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Page 15 and 16: xv Preface The example programs sho
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60 Procedures and functions 5 Proce
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62 Procedures and functions package
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64 Procedures and functions 5.4 For
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66 Procedures and functions 5.5.3 S
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68 Procedures and functions with Ad
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70 Procedures and functions functio
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72 Procedures and functions • Wri
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74 Packages as classes Likewise in
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76 Packages as classes 6.3.2 The pr
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78 Packages as classes 6.3.6 A clas
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80 Packages as classes 6.6 The clas
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82 Packages as classes package Clas
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84 Packages as classes The more tra
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86 Packages as classes 6.10.4 Restr
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88 Packages as classes In construct
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90 Packages as classes with Ada.Tex
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92 Packages as classes 6.14 Exercis
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7 Data structures This chapter expl
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96 Data structures 7.3 Nested recor
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98 Data structures 7.5.1 Constraine
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100 Data structures 7.7 Limited rec
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8 Arrays This chapter introduces ar
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104 Arrays A compile-time error mes
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106 Arrays procedure Add_To(The:in
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108 Arrays 8.4 The game of noughts
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110 Arrays Note: That the case stat
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112 Arrays The functions valid retu
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114 Arrays Using the new representa
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116 Arrays 8.6.1 Multidimensional i
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118 Arrays 8.7.2 Putting it all tog
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120 Arrays When run, this would del
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122 Arrays The function Spaces deli
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124 Arrays Note: The procedure Stat
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126 Arrays 8.13 Exercises Construct
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128 Case study: Design of a game Bl
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132 Case study: Design of a game 9.
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148 Inheritance 10.2 Tagged types A
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150 Inheritance The implementation
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152 Inheritance 10.3.1 Terminology
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154 Inheritance The abstract class
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156 Inheritance 10.6.2 Visibility o
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158 Inheritance with Ada.Text_Io, A
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160 Inheritance The responsibilitie
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162 Inheritance 10.8.2 Putting it a
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164 Inheritance 10.9.1 Visibility r
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11 Child libraries This chapter int
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168 Child libraries 11.2 Visibility
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170 Child libraries 11.5 Self-asses
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172 Child libraries 12.2 A rational
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174 Child libraries The internal fu
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176 Child libraries The function Im
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178 Child libraries Note: The discr
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180 Child libraries The implementat
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182 Child libraries • A very larg
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184 Child libraries A user may inte
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186 Child libraries 13.4 The cat pr
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188 Child libraries with Ada.Text_I
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190 Child libraries 13.7 Exercises
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192 Child libraries Another generic
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194 Child libraries 14.2 Specificat
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196 Child libraries The procedure p
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198 Child libraries 1.1.2 Implement
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200 Child libraries 14.4.1 Example
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202 Child libraries 14.6 A generic
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204 Child libraries Then the declar
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206 Child libraries 14.7.1 Putting
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208 Child libraries 14.9 Self-asses
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210 Polymorphism The storage for P_
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212 Polymorphism 15.2 Dynamic alloc
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214 Polymorphism An iterative proce
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216 Polymorphism 15.3.1 Summary: ac
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218 Polymorphism procedure Push( Th
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220 Polymorphism this program will
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222 Polymorphism 15.5.1 Putting it
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224 Polymorphism 15.6.1 Putting it
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226 Polymorphism 15.8 Self-assessme
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228 Polymorphism 16.1.1 Dynamic bin
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230 Polymorphism The specification
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232 Polymorphism When run, this pro
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234 Polymorphism A child package is
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236 Polymorphism The function about
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238 Polymorphism Whilst the impleme
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240 Polymorphism with Ada.Tags; use
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242 Polymorphism The Ada specificat
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244 Polymorphism The method Update
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246 Polymorphism 16.10.2 An observe
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248 Polymorphism • How does the u
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250 Containers with Class_List; pra
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252 Containers The strategy used fo
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254 Containers The implementation o
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256 Containers When comparing two l
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258 Containers The code for Insert
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260 Containers The procedure Next a
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262 Containers Ada's assignment sta
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264 Containers 17.6 Implementation
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266 Containers 17.6.2 Ada implement
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268 Containers 17.6.3 Putting it al
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270 Containers A simple merging pro
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272 Containers • What are the sem
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274 Input and output 18.1.1 Putting
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276 Input and output The following
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278 Input and output Which when run
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19 Persistence This chapter shows h
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282 Persistence 19.1.1 Putting it a
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284 Persistence For example, after
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286 Persistence Canada, Belgium, US
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288 Persistence The procedure Find
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290 Tasks The task will start execu
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292 Tasks rendezvous Thread_1.Start
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294 Tasks 20.2.1 Putting it all tog
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296 Tasks A package Pack_types is d
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298 Tasks The implementation of the
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300 Tasks 20.5.2 Putting it all tog
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302 Tasks The entry Poll is called
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304 Tasks 20.8.2 As part of a progr
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21 System programming This chapter
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312 A Text user interface 22.2 API
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314 A Text user interface A dialog
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320 A Text user interface 22.5 Noug
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322 A Text user interface function
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23 TUI: the implementation This cha
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358 Scope of declared items procedu
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360 Scope of declared items There i
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362 Mixed language programming func
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364 Mixed language programming pack
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Appendix A: The main language featu
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370 Appendix A select accept option
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372 Appendix B O'First(n) 1 Deliver
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374 Appendix B + - (monadic) numeri
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376 Appendix B Tasking_Error Raised
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Appendix C: Library functions and p
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380 Appendix C type Float is digits
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382 Appendix C -- function "&" (Lef
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384 Appendix C with Ada.IO_Exceptio
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386 Appendix C procedure Look_Ahead
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388 Appendix C Width : in Field :=
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390 Appendix C with Ada.IO_Exceptio
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392 Appendix C Parameter name drop
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394 Appendix C function Slice (Sour
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396 Appendix C function Overwrite (
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398 Appendix C --Floating Point typ
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400 Appendix C function Arccot (X :
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402 Appendix C function "+" (Left :
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Appendix D: Answers to selected exe
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406 Appendix D with Ada.Text_Io, Ad
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408 Appendix D while not End_Of_Fil
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410 Appendix D with Ada.Text_Io, Ad
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412 Appendix D package body Class_E
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414 Appendix D generic type Store_I
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418 Appendix D package body Pack_Fa
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Index -, 54 & operator, 119 *, 53 *
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422 Appendix D for, 29 formal param
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