Ada Programming/Delimiters
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[edit] Single character delimiters
- &
- ampersand (also operator &)
- '
- apostrophe, tick
- (
- left parenthesis
- )
- right parenthesis
- *
- asterisk, multiply (also operator *)
- +
- plus sign (also operator +)
- ,
- comma
- -
- hyphen, minus (also operator -)
- .
- full stop, point, dot
- /
- solidus, divide (also operator /)
- :
- colon
- ;
- semicolon
- <
- less than sign (also operator)
- =
- equal sign (also operator =)
- >
- greater than sign (also operator)
- |
- vertical line
[edit] Compound character delimiters
- =>
- arrow
- ..
- double dot
- **
- double star, exponentiate (also operator **)
- :=
- assignment
- /=
- inequality (also operator)
- >=
- greater than or equal to (also operator)
- <=
- less than or equal to (also operator)
- <<
- left label bracket
- >>
- right label bracket
- <>
- box
[edit] Others
The following ones are special characters but not delimiters.
- "
- quotation mark, used for string literals.
- #
- number sign, used in based numeric literals.
The following special characters are unused in Ada code - they are illegal except within string literals and comments (they are used in the Reference Manual Backus-Naur syntax definition of Ada):
- [
- left square bracket
- ]
- right square bracket
- {
- left curly bracket
- }
- right curly bracket
