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2.9 Reserved Words
Syntax
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The following are the
reserved words (ignoring upper/lower case distinctions):
| abort | else | new | return |
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| abs | elsif | not | reverse |
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| abstract | end | null | |
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| accept | entry | | select |
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| access | exception | of | separate |
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| aliased | exit | or | subtype |
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| all | | others | |
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| and | for | out | tagged |
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| array | function | | task |
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| at | | package | terminate |
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| | generic | pragma | then |
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| begin | goto | private | type |
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| body | | procedure | |
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| | if | protected | until |
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| case | in | | use |
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| constant | is | raise | |
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| | | range | when |
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| declare | limited | record | while |
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| delay | loop | rem | with |
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| delta | | renames | |
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| digits | mod | requeue | xor |
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| do | | | |
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6 The reserved words appear
in lower case boldface in this International Standard, except
when used in the designator of an
attribute (see 4.1.4). Lower case boldface
is also used for a reserved word in a string_literal
used as an operator_symbol. This
is merely a convention -- programs may be written in whatever typeface
is desired and available.
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