Ada 95 Quality and Style Guide | Chapter 3 |
3.4 USING TYPES
Strong typing promotes reliability
in software. The type definition of an object defines all legal
values and operations and allows the compiler to check for and
identify potential errors during compilation. In addition, the
rules of type allow the compiler to generate code to check for
violations of type constraints at execution time. Using these
Ada compiler's features facilitates earlier and more complete
error detection than that which is available with less strongly
typed languages.
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