- (1)
- A statement defines an action to be performed upon its execution.
- (2)
- This section describes the general rules applicable to all statements.
Some statements are discussed in later sections: Procedure_call_statements
and return_statements are described in Section 6, ``Subprograms''. Entry_call_statements, requeue_statements, delay_statements, accept_statements,
select_statements, and abort_statements are described in Section 9, ``Tasks
and Synchronization''. Raise_statements are described in Section 11,
``Exceptions'', and code_statements in Section 13. The remaining forms of
statements are presented in this section.
Clauses and Subclauses
- Simple and Compound Statements - Sequences of Statements
- Assignment Statements
- If Statements
- Case Statements
- Loop Statements
- Block Statements
- Exit Statements
- Goto Statements
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