Ada Programming/Keywords
Language summary keywordsEdit
Most Ada “keywords” have different functions depending on where they are used. A good example is for which controls the representation clause when used within a declaration part and controls a loop when used within an implementation.
In Ada, a keyword is a reserved word, so it cannot be used as an identifier. Some of them are used as attribute names.
List of keywordsEdit
| Ada Keywords | ||||
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abort
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else
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new
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return
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abs
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elsif
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not
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reverse
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abstract (Ada 95)
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end
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null
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accept
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entry
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select
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access
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exception
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of
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separate
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aliased (Ada 95)
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exit
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or
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some (Ada 2012)
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all
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others
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subtype
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and
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for
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out
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synchronized (Ada 2005)
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array
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function
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overriding (Ada 2005)
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at
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tagged (Ada 95)
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generic
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package
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task
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begin
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goto
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pragma
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terminate
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body
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private
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then
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if
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procedure
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type
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case
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in
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protected (Ada 95)
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constant
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interface (Ada 2005)
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until (Ada 95)
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is
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raise
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use
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declare
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range
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delay
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limited
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record
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when
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delta
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loop
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rem
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while
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digits
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renames
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with
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do
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mod
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requeue (Ada 95)
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xor
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