By J. D. Gannon, E. E. Katz, V. R. Basili
Communications of the ACM,
July 1986,
Vol. 29 No. 7, Pages 616-623
10.1145/6138.6144
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Many novel features of Ada present programmers with a formidable learning task. The study of four first-time Ada programmers suggests that a background in the software engineering practices supported by Ada is necessary to learn to use the features of the language.
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