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intro
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paradigms
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design
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literature
What are the basic characteristics of object-oriented languages?
How would you classify object-oriented languages? Name a few representatives of each category.
What do you consider to be the major characteristic of the object model supported by C++? Explain.
Why would you need
friends
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How would you characterize the difference between object-based and object-oriented?
Along what orthogonal dimensions would you design an object-oriented language? Explain.
Give a characterisation of
active objects
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How would you characterize prototype-based languages?
What are the differences between inheritance and delegation? Does C++ support delegation? Explain. And Java?
How would you characterize the concept of a class?
Can you sketch the meta architecture of Smalltalk?
How would you phrase the postulates underlying class-based languages? Can you give a reflective version of these postulates?
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