Builder pattern in Ada

I am still new to Ada and not very proficient in the way object orientation is handled in Ada. :(

I would like to know if it is possible to implement a builder like pattern in Ada? This pattern is quite common in the Java programming language.

A simple example: Let's say I want to model a person object. A person has the following attributes:

• First name
• Middle name (optional)
• Last name
• Date of birth
• Place of birth (optional)

I could implement four (overloaded) Create functions to cover all possible combinations:

declare
    Person_1 : Person;
    Person_2 : Person;
    Person_3 : Person;
    Person_4 : Person;
begin
    Person_1 := Create(First_Name    => "John",
                       Last_Name     => "Doe",
                       Date_Of_Birth => "1990-02-27");

    Person_2 := Create(First_Name    => "John",
                       Middle_Name   => "Michael",
                       Last_Name     => "Doe",
                       Date_Of_Birth => "1990-02-27");

    Person_3 := Create(First_Name     => "John",
                       Last_Name      => "Doe",
                       Date_Of_Birth  => "1990-02-27",
                       Place_Of_Birth => "New York");

    Person_4 := Create(First_Name     => "John",
                       Middle_Name    => "Michael",
                       Last_Name      => "Doe",
                       Date_Of_Birth  => "1990-02-27",
                       Place_Of_Birth => "New York");
end;

Builder pattern like (don't know if this is possible in Ada):

declare
    Person_1 : Person;
    Person_2 : Person;
    Person_3 : Person;
    Person_4 : Person;
begin
    Person_1 := Person.Builder.First_Name("John")
                              .Last_Name("Doe")
                              .Date_Of_Birth("1990-02-27")
                              .Build();

    Person_2 := Person.Builder.First_Name("John")
                              .Middle_Name("Michael")
                              .Last_Name("Doe")
                              .Date_Of_Birth("1990-02-27")
                              .Build();

    Person_3 := Person.Builder.First_Name("John")
                              .Last_Name("Doe")
                              .Date_Of_Birth("1990-02-27")
                              .Place_Of_Birth("New York")
                              .Build();

    Person_4 := Person.Builder.First_Name("John")
                              .Middle_Name("Michael")
                              .Last_Name("Doe")
                              .Date_Of_Birth("1990-02-27")
                              .Place_Of_Birth("New York")
                              .Build();
end;

First question: How could this example be implemented in Ada?

The Build function could check (at runtime) if all required attributes where initialized by the belonging functions.

Second question: Could this check be delegated (in a magic way) to the compiler so the following example would not compile?

declare
    Person : Person;
begin
    -- Last_Name function not called
    Person := Person.Builder.First_Name("John")
                            .Date_Of_Birth("1990-02-27")
                            .Build();
end;

One Ada way of supporting the problem as stated would be to use default values for the parameters whose values aren’t required:

function Create (First_Name     : String;
                 Middle_Name    : String := "";
                 Last_Name      : String;
                 Date_Of_Birth  : String;
                 Place_Of_Birth : String := "")
                return Person;

which accepts all your examples.