[2] DejaVU Online: Principles of Object-Oriented Software Development (©)
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Questions

Instructor's Guide


intro polymorphism idioms patterns events summary, Q/A, literature
  1. How would you explain the letter/envelope idiom?
  2. Characterize the notion of polymorphism. Give some examples.
  3. What is a canonical class? Characterize its ingredients and give an example.
  4. Give a brief description of the handle/body idiom, virtual self-reference, and dynamic role switching.
  5. What kinds of patterns can you distinguish? Why do you consider patterns to be of relevance?
  6. Give a detailed description of the Factory pattern and also of the Observer pattern.
  7. Describe the Reactor pattern. Why is it useful?
  8. Give an example of a system based on event-driven computation.

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