By Wilf R. Lalonde, John R. Pugh
ISBN-10: 0134684141
ISBN-13: 9780134684147
A two-volume consultant to object-oriented programming that offers the Smalltalk procedure as a robust and effective prototyping and improvement atmosphere. quantity one introduces the basics of object-oriented programming and Smalltalk, describes the Smalltalk programming setting and covers the language's easy and graphical periods. It positive factors wide therapy of graphical and consumer interface sessions, information person sessions, together with relationships among comparable periods and layout rationales. The publication has been written for use in parallel with the Smalltalk procedure.
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Contain only a restricted subset of the instances of the original class, add additional state. 8 SUMMARY Object-oriented programming can be characterized as: Programming with objects. Objects have state and can answer questions about themselves. Objects are data types. They encapsulate the state or representation of an object together with operations on that state and support the principle of information hiding. Programming by simulation. Applications are designed and implemented as a simulation or animation.
17 illustrates a specific design for the placement of operations within the bank account class hierarchy. Operations should be placed as high in the hierarchy as possible so that they may be shared by as many subclasses as possible. Object-oriented languages like Smalltalk support large reusable class libraries. The Smalltalk class library, for example, is organized in a single hierarchy with the most general class Object at the root. , a default print operation that prints the receiver's class name.
Familiarity with the language does not translate to familiarity with the system. For ease of reference, whenever we introduce a major Smalltalk concept we will provide a short definition. A glossary of major Smalltalk terms is included at the end of this chapter. 2 OBJECTS IN SMALLTALK As we mentioned earlier, everything in Smalltalk is an object. System components (such as the compiler and the debugger), primitive data elements (such as integers, booleans, and characters), and graphic elements (such as rectangular areas, drawing pens, and bitmaps) are all objects.
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