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[Scanned]This student text explores large-scale program design in the object-oriented paradigm, with an emphasis on data abstraction. It assumes knowledge of an imperative language such as PASCAL and provides examples in C++ and ADA.Suitable for undergraduates who are already familiar with one high-level language, this text introduces and explains the software engineering principles and skills required for building large pieces of software.[...] This book provides as introduction to object-based techniques of software construction; assumes no prior knowledge on the part of the reader and discusses Object-based concepts without reference to other, more familiar techniques. [T]he issues are developed through a progression from a Pascal context, through recognisable developments of Pascal, to the fairly remote areas of algebraic specification and Object-Oriented programming languages and techniques. The central, unifying theme of data abstraction is particularly useful in this context in providing a bridge from conventional to Object-based technique. [...]

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Author
Rod Ellis, R. Ellis
Publisher
Taylor & Francis, Pitman
Published
1991
Language
EN
ISBN
9780273032571
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Programming, Stem

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