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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions content/courses/advanced-ada/parts/data_types/shared_variable_control.rst
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Expand Up @@ -475,21 +475,21 @@ these array declarations are equivalent:

.. _Adv_Ada_Shared_Variable_Control_Full_Access_Only:

Full access only
Full-access only
----------------

.. note::

This feature was introduced in Ada 2022.

A full access object is an object that requires that read or write operations
A full-access object is an object that requires that read or write operations
on this object are performed by reading or writing all bits of the object (i.e.
the *full object*) at once. Accordingly, a full access type is a type whose
objects follow this requirement. Note that a full access type must be
the *full object*) at once. Accordingly, a full-access type is a type whose
objects follow this requirement. Note that a full-access type must be
simultaneously a
:ref:`volatile type <Adv_Ada_Shared_Variable_Control_Volatile>` or an
:ref:`atomic type <Adv_Ada_Shared_Variable_Control_Atomic>`. (In other words,
if a type is neither volatile nor atomic, it cannot be a full access type.)
if a type is neither volatile nor atomic, it cannot be a full-access type.)

.. admonition:: Important

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