# Ada Programming/Tutorials


This page contains a list of other Ada tutorials on the Net.

1.  Ada Programming, available on
    Wikibooks, is based on the Ada
    2005 standard and currently
    being updated to Ada 2012.
2.  Introduction to Ada at
    learn.adacore.com
    is an interactive web tutorial based on Ada 2012. It has editable
    and compilable examples.
3.  Lovelace is a free (no-charge),
    self-directed Ada 95 tutorial available on the World Wide Web (WWW).
    Lovelace assumes that the user already knows another algorithmic
    programming language, such as C, C++, or Pascal. Lovelace is
    interactive and contains many short sections, most of which end with
    a question to help ensure that users understand the material.
    Lovelace can be used directly from the WWW, downloaded, or run from
    CD-ROM. Lovelace was developed by David A. Wheeler.
4.  AdaTutor is
    an interactive Ada 95 tutorial that was distributed as a
    public-domain Ada
    program
    and has been converted to a web tutorial.
5.  The Ada-95: A guide for C and C++
    programmers is a short
    hypertext tutorial for programmers who have a C or C++ style
    programming language background. It was written by Simon Johnston,
    with some additional text by Tucker Taft. PDF
    edition.
6.  Dale Stanbrough\'s
    Introduction is a
    set of notes that provide a simple introduction to Ada. This
    material has been used for a few years as a simple introduction to
    the language.
7.  Coronado Enterprises Ada 95 Tutorial: shareware
    edition.

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