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It is true that the older Ada 83 didn't completely support
object-oriented (OO) programming.
Ada 83 was the closest non-OO programming language to support OO programming,
and so it was often called an `object-based' language.
Ada 95 has enhanced Ada 83 to become a fully object-oriented programming
language, including inheritance.
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David A. Wheeler (dwheeler@dwheeler.com)
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