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The last time I looked, there were no advanced tutorials on the net (this chimes in with the "don't only talk, show us the code demonstating the benefits" and t
by fhars 18y ago
The last time I looked, there were no advanced tutorials on the net (this chimes in with the "don't only talk, show us the code demonstating the benefits" and the cheapest book on the market was $130. That was when I gave up, even though I suspect that it is an interesting language with things like calculating with dimensional quantities (you will notice that half of your team uses imerial units when you compile the code, not when your probe crashes into another planet).
Maybe I wouldn't like the style of the language or maybe I would, but my limit for books about languages I am not sure I even want to know is well under EUR 100.
- rbc 18y agoThere is the Wikibook on Ada programming: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming That's about as free as it gets. I have the "Programming in Ada 2005" book by John Barnes. I use both it and the Wikibook.