Consider the following C++ class code.                                                        [20]

class MyClass {

public:

 MyClass(char*, int, int);

 char* Name(void);

 int   First(void);

 int   Second(void);

protected:

 char* name;          

 int   first;

 int   second;

};

The above code also introduces a constructor, a function with the same name as the class name, which is called whenever the class object is created and the above C++ class has the following object declaration.

 MyCLass obj("str", 10, 2);

 MyClass * ptr;

 ptr = new MyClass("str", 10, 2);

For the above given code in C++, you are required to write the equivalent code and the same object declaration in Ada programming language.