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A Comparison of Ada and Java as a Foundation Teaching Language - Brosgol (1998) (1 citation) (Correct)
....or the API. The overall number of Ada related books is smaller than for Java but larger than one might anticipate Feldman [Fel98, p. 573] cites 17 published books since 1995 with Ada 95 as their focus. Of these, five texts are oriented towards first year students, for example [FK96] and [Ska97]. In summary, there is a more than adequate variety of high quality Ada texts available for use at colleges and universities. Since Ada is a stable international standard, these books are less likely to become obsolete than texts on Java. 4.3 Portability standardization One of Java s main claims ....
J. Skansholm, Ada from the Beginning (3rd edition); Addison-Wesley, 1997.
Parameterized Types and Polymorphic Functions in SIMPL - Mudawwar (2000) (Correct)
....is classified into overloading and coercion [Cardelli 85] This paper is about parametric polymorphism. A function is parametrically polymorphic if it follows the same algorithm regardless of the type of its arguments. Examples of parametric polymorphism are the Ada generic mechanism [Skansholm 97] the Modula 3 generic mechanism [Cardelli 92] the C templates [Stroustrup 97, 88] and the ML type schemes [Milner 89] This paper introduces the concept of hidden parameters in polymorphic functions. This concept is discussed in the frame of a new programming language called SIMPL ....
J. Skansholm, Ada 95 From the Beginning, Addison-Wesley, New York, 1997.
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