In ADA, when passing an "in out" parameter to a procedure, the system can use either pass by reference or pass by value as it sees fit, why did they do this? to allow the programmer to choose how a particular data is transferred. to optimize performance Ada will use pass by value in order to minimize side effects to save memory during compile it will use pass by reference for large data/data sets but pass by value for smaller one or primitives.

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Inside the subroutine call, the "in-out" parameters can be utilized for both reading and writing.

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In ADA, when passing an "in out" parameter to a procedure, the system can use either pass by reference or pass by value as it sees fit, why did they do this?

		to allow the programmer to choose how a particular data is transferred.
		to optimize performance Ada will use pass by value in order to minimize side effects
		to save memory during compile
		it will use pass by reference for large data/data sets but pass by value for smaller one or primitives.

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