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Rotating Balls

Rotating Balls. Presented by Quentin Ochem. university.adacore.com. {X = cos (a) * d, Y = sin (a) * d}. d. a. Gives access to sin / cos. Declares a structure of 4 fields. Declares a nested subprogram. The parameter value may be modified. Access to the field Angle of the parameter V.

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Rotating Balls

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  1. Rotating Balls Presented by Quentin Ochem university.adacore.com

  2. {X = cos (a) * d, Y = sin (a) * d} d a

  3. Gives access to sin / cos

  4. Declares a structure of 4 fields

  5. Declares a nested subprogram

  6. The parameter value may be modified

  7. Access to the field Angle of the parameter V

  8. Gives a value by aggregate to an object

  9. Calls the nested subprogram on the two objects

  10. Identify the Errors

  11. ‘end record’closes arecord

  12. Mode shouldsay “in out”for modifyingparameter

  13. Floating-pointshould be written -1.0

  14. Values for Xand Y aremissing

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