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A Bouncing Ball

A Bouncing Ball. Presented by Quentin Ochem. University.adacore.com. {X = 0, Y = 100}. {X = 0, Y = 0}. {X = -100, Y = 0}. {X = 100, Y = 0}. {X = 0, Y = -100}. References to the graphical library. Declaration of a shape object with an initial value. Parameter value given by name.

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A Bouncing Ball

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  1. A Bouncing Ball Presented by Quentin Ochem University.adacore.com

  2. {X = 0, Y = 100} {X = 0, Y = 0} {X = -100, Y = 0} {X = 100, Y = 0} {X = 0, Y = -100}

  3. References to the graphical library

  4. Declaration of a shape object with an initial value

  5. Parameter value given by name

  6. X is a float, so it needs a floating point literal (0.0) not integer (0)

  7. Infinite loop

  8. Wait for 1 milisecond

  9. If the ball gets out of the boundaries, then invert the step

  10. Move the X position of the ball

  11. Identify the Errors

  12. Variable are declared likename : type;

  13. elsif introduces an alternative

  14. 100 is not a float literal100.0 would be

  15. These parenthesis are OK (although useless and not Ada-stylish)

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