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RSS订阅翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.6 An example & 5.7 Summary
<br />5.6 An example<br />We shall here consider how we can use the classes from Chapter 3 to construct a whole game, where people interact with each other. The people involved are a father with his two sons, a woman and an anonymous person. We shall begin
2011-01-17 10:11:00
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翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.5 Polymorphism
<br />5.5 Polymorphism<br />The algorithm discussed in the previous section shows clearly that the receiving instance is responsible for searching for and finding the appropriate operation to be executed. Polymorphism means that the transmitter of a stimul
2011-01-17 09:06:00
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翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.4 Inheritance
<br />5.4 Inheritance<br />Inheritance means that we can develop a new class merely by stating how it differs from another, already existing class. The new class then inherits the existing class. The main advantage with this approach is that existing class
2011-01-17 09:00:00
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翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.3 Classes and instances
<br />5.3 Classes and instances<br />In object-oriented languages, each object is described by a class. This class is both a module for source code and a type for the class instances. The programming language Ada comes close to this approach with the packa
2011-01-17 08:52:00
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翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.2 对象
<br />5.2 OBJECT<br />5.2 对象<br />The most important concept that an object-oriented language must support is the object concept. Thus the language must support the definition of a set of operations for the object, namely the object's interface, and an imp
2011-01-17 08:40:00
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翻译 [译]OOSE第5章：面向对象的程序设计 5.1 介绍
<br /><br />5.1 Introduction<br />5.1 介绍<br />Object-oriented programming essentially means programming using objects and the other concepts introduced in Chapter 3. In this chapter, we describe how the concepts are used in a programming language and how t
2011-01-17 08:36:00
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