Object-Oriented Programming

Author: (USA) Bade
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The author introduces the principles of object-oriented programming from an independent perspective of programming languages, covering concepts such as objects, method inheritance, and polymorphism. Additionally, many examples written in various languages are provided to help students understand the underlying basic principles of programming languages. Key Features of the Book: Defines the terminology of object-oriented programming Conducts extensive comparisons of Java, C, and C from an object-oriented perspective Uses case studies to illustrate how various forms of polymorphism are applied in object-oriented languages and how they are used to create software frameworks Includes and adopts UML notation and diagrams Covers advanced topics such as design patterns, reflection and introspection, network programming, and implementation techniques of object-oriented languages