Object-Oriented Programming Review and Exam Guidance

Author: Liu Zhen'an
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: This teaching material is not only suitable for candidates of the "Computer and Application" major but also for those of the "Computer Information Management," "Computer Communication Engineering," and "Computer Application and Education" majors taking the same courses. It can also serve as a reference book for engineering technicians and social readers. This book is one of the series of teaching materials for the "Computer and Application" major in the National Higher Education Self-Study Examination. It is a review and examination guidance textbook for the "Object-Oriented Programming" course in the independent undergraduate segment. Based on the four levels of the examination syllabus—memorization, comprehension, identification, and application—it closely aligns with the characteristics of self-study examinees. Each chapter is thoroughly analyzed and explained in the form of typical examples, followed by self-test questions at the end of each chapter to help candidates promptly assess their learning outcomes. Additionally, the book provides four mock exam papers that comprehensively cover the key knowledge points of the course, enabling candidates to familiarize themselves with the examination process, enter a good examination mindset, and pass the exam successfully.