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Table Creation and Table Searching

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In this section we present an example that uses generic packages to provide routines to search a table and to retrieve the items stored there. The table, and auxiliary data objects created to help the search, are encapsulated within a package created by instantiating a generic package. They are not accessible except by the routines exported from that package. A program may have several tables that it can search; a package must be instantiated for each table, and the routines which are exported act specifically upon the table within the corresponding package.

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Hibbard, P., Hisgen, A., Rosenberg, J., Shaw, M., Sherman, M. (1981). Table Creation and Table Searching. In: Studies in Ada Style. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0139-4_7

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