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Smalltalk was the first pure object-oriented programming language. It introduced key OOP concepts like classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and message passing. All computation is done by sending messages between objects. Smalltalk uses single inheritance and dynamic binding. Methods are defined by interacting with classes, and blocks provide control structures like conditionals and loops. Smalltalk demonstrated the power of the object-oriented paradigm but had limitations in efficiency and mathematical capa

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roshan paswan

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