Object-oriented programming in the BETA programming language

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Object-oriented programming in the BETA programming language

Ole Lehrmann Madsen, Birger Møller-Pedersen, Kristen Nygaard

ACM Press , Addison-Wesley, c1993

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 433-352) and index

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内容説明

Serves as both a tutorial and reference for the BETA programming language. This book provides an introduction to the basics of object-oriented programming. It presents students with an easy learning curve - starting with simple BETA programmes and moving on to more advanced applications.

目次

  • Introduction - benefits of object-orientation, object-oriented programming and BETA
  • introduction to basic concepts - perspectives on programming, object-oriented programming
  • objects and patterns - overview, reference attributes, pattern attributes
  • repetitions - reallocation, assignment and slice, the text pattern
  • imperatives - introduction to evaluations, for-imperative, if-imperative, labels and jump imperatives, a large example, assignment and equality, computed references and computed remote name, detailed description of evaluations, block structure and scope rules, object kinds and construction modes
  • sub-patterns - specialization by simple inheritance, specialization of actions, enter/exit-parts for sub-patterns, the object patterns, summary, qualifications and scope rules
  • virtual procedure patterns, continued extension of a virtual patterns, more examples of using virtual patterns, benefits of virtual patterns, summary
  • block structure - simple block structure, class grammar, flight reservation example
  • virtual class patterns - directly qualified virtual class patterns, general parameterized class patterns
  • part objects and reference attributes - part objects, reference attributes
  • pattern variables - declaration of pattern variables, example
  • procedural programming - functional classes, higher order procedure patterns, virtual classes and genericity
  • deterministic alternation - execution stacks, generators, components and recursive procedure patterns, abstract super-patterns
  • concurrency - concurrent execution of components, monitors, direct communication between components, compound systems, readers and writers problem
  • non-determinstic alternation - alternating execution of components, a distributed calendar, bounded buffer, a simple game
  • exception handling - simple exceptions, recovery, partial recovery, handlers for procedure patterns, system exceptions, language-defined exceptions, advanced design of exception patterns
  • modularization - fragments, separation of interface and implementation, alternative implementations, programme variants, using several libraries, visibility and binding rules (part contents).

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