Ada requires generic packages to be instantiated with an actual type before the package can be used. By contrast, some other languages (e.g., C++) allow for the use of a type parameter directly in a...


Ada requires generic packages to be instantiated with an actual type before the package can be used. By contrast, some other languages (e.g., C++) allow for the use of a type parameter directly in a declaration as follows (in Ada syntax):


Why do you think Ada did not adopt this approach?

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