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| Notes for C and C++ Programmers |
If you are a C or C++ programmer, several PL/SQL conventions and requirements may differ from your expectations. Note the following about PL/SQL:
= means equal (not assign).
:= means assign (as in Algol).
VARRAYs begin at index 1 (not 0).
Comments begin with two hyphens (--), not with // or /*.
The IF statement requires the THEN keyword.
The IF statement must be concluded with the END IF keyword (which comes after the ELSE clause, if there is one).
There is no PRINTF statement. The comparable feature is the DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE statement. In this statement, literal and variable text is separated using the double vertical bar (||).
A function must have a return value, and a procedure cannot have a return value.
If you call a function, it must be on the right side of an assignment operator.
Many PL/SQL keywords cannot be used as variable names.
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