Revert "Fix and improve Ada"

ada.md

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 title: Ada
 description: Ada Programming language cheatsheet contains useful code syntax with examples which is handy while coding.
 created: 2020-06-24
-updated: 2024-02-05
+updated: 2020-06-24
 ---
 
-## Data types
-
-* Strongly typed
-
-| Types | Data-type|
-|----|----|
-|Basic | Integer, Character, Float, Long_Float, Short_Integer, Long_Integer, etc |
-|Pointer | access |
-|Composite | array, String |
-|User Defined Data Type | record, enumeration, tagged type, variant record, range types, etc. |
-
-
-### Naming convention
-* First character in identifier is a letter, then letters (both uppercase and lowercase letters), digits and underscore(`_`).
-* Case insensitive
-
-## Arrays
-
-```ada
-array-name : array (Fist..Last) of element-type; -- one-dimensional Array
-array-name : array (Fist1..Last1, First2..Last2) of element-type; -- two-dimensional Array
-```
-## String
-
-It is an array of Character.
-
-```ada
-My_String := String := "abcde"; -- string declaration
-```
-
-## Literals or Constants
-|Literal | Example|
-|----|----|
-|Integer Literal- decimal|255|
-|Integer Literal- octal|8#377#|
-|Integer Literal- hexadecimal|16#FF#|
-|Float point Literal|53.0, 79e-6|
-|Character literals| 'a', '1'|
-|String literals| "OneCompiler", "Foo"|
-|Boolean literals| True, False|
-
-### Special characters
-Special characters are defined as constans in `ASCII` or `Ada.Characters.Latin_1` package.
-|Constant| Description|
-|----|----|
-|LF	| New line|
-|CR	| Carriage Return|
-|HT	| Horizontal tab|
-|VT	| Vertical tab|
-|NUL | Null character|
-
-## Operators
-
-| Operator type | Description|
-|----|-----|
-| Arithmetic Operator|+ , - , * , / , `**` (exponentiation)|
-| Relational Operator| < , > , <= , >=, /= , =|
-| Logical Operator| `and` , `or`, `xor`, `not` |
-| Assignment Operator| := |
-| If expression| (if a then b else c) |
-
 ## Sample program
 
 ```ada
 with Ada.Text_IO; use Ada.Text_IO;
 procedure Hello is
 begin
-   Put_Line ("Hello, World!");
+		Put_Line ("Hello, World!");
 end Hello;
 ```
-* `Ada.Text_IO` : package that contains routines for I/O of text.
-* `with` : tells compiler that the package will be used.
-* `use` : tells compiler that the package should be automatically searched and allows access to routines without using the fully qualified name.
-* `procedure` : used to declare a procedure named Hello here.
-* `Put_Line` : is a procedure for string output. 
-* `--` : comment.
+* **ada.text_io** : package that contains routines for i/o of text
+* **with** - tells compiler that the package will be used
+* **use** : tells compiler that the package should be automatically searched and allows access to routines without using the fully qualified name
+* **procedure** : used to declare a procedure named Hello here.
+* **Put_line** : is a procedure for string output. 
+* **--** : comment
 
 ## Variables
 
 ```ada
-varName : DataType := value;
+varName : DataType := value
 ```
 ## Constants
 ```ada
-varName : constant DataType := value;
+varName : Constant DataType := value
 ```
 ## Conditional Statements
 
@@ -118,48 +57,49 @@ end case;
 This is the simplest loop
 
 ```ada
+begin
    Index := 1; --initialization
-   loop                            
-      --code
-      exit when Index = n;
-   end loop;
+    loop                            
+     --code
+	exit when Index = n;
+	end loop;
 ```
 ### 2. while loop
 
 ```ada
    Count := 1;    --initialization
    while Count < n loop  
-      --code
+   --code
    end loop;
 ```
 
 ### 3. for loop
 
 ```ada
 for Index in 1..n loop          
-   --code
+--code
 end loop;
 ```
 ## Sub programs
 
 Functions and procedures are collectively called as sub-programs.
 
-### Syntax for procedures
+### Syntax for procedure
 
 ```ada
-procedure proc_name
-   (X : in Integer ; Y : out Integer ; Z : in out Integer ) is
+procedure proc-name
+(X : in Integer ; Y : out Integer ; Z : in out Integer ) is
 begin
-   X := 10; −− it's an Error as you can’t modify an in parameter.
-   Y := X; −− can modify Y as it's an out parameter.
-   Z := Z + 1; −− can read and write as it's an in out parameter.
-end proc_name;
+X := 10; −− it's an Error as you can’t modify an in parameter.
+Y := X; −− can modify Y as it's an out parameter.
+Z := Z + 1; −− can read and write as it's an in out parameter.
+end proc-name;
 ```
 ### Syntax for functions
 
 ```ada
-function function_name(parameter : parameter_type) return value is
+function function_name(declaration) return value is
 begin
-   --code
-end function_name;
+--code
+end function-name;
 ```