The Eiffel programming language has won strong support from the OOP community as an alternative to C++, Smalltalk and other languages. This book gives a complete tutorial guide, emphasizing the role of abstract data types (ADTs) in software development. It is especially suited to courses where object-oriented techniques are introduced for programming-in-the-large. It shows how Eiffel's unique approach to programming by contact encourages the design of reusable software components. It also explores techniques for ensuring the correctness of programs. Highlights of the book include: *A strong emphasis on Eiffel's support for modern software engineering practice, including the development of abstract data types, reusable components, and correctness issues *Full coverage of advanced features including multiple inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding, and exception handling *Guidance on when to use inheritance and when to use the client-supplier relationship *A case study illustrating Eiffel's power and expressiveness 0201593874B04062001
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About Pete Thomas
Pete Thomas is Dean and Director of Studies in the Faculty of Mathematics and Computing at the Open University. He has teaching and research interests in programming languages and has written books on Prolog: from specification to prototype and Abstract Data Types.
About Ray WeedonRay Weedon is a lecturer in the Computing Department at the Open University. He has teaching and research interests in programming languages and has written books on Prolog: from specification to prototype and Abstract Data Types.
The Eiffel programming language has won strong support from the OOP community as an alternative to C++, Smalltalk and other languages. This book gives a complete tutorial guide, emphasizing the role of abstract data types (ADTs) in software development. It is especially suited to courses where object-oriented techniques are introduced for programming-in-the-large. It shows how Eiffel's unique approach to programming by contact encourages the design of reusable software components. It also explores techniques for ensuring the correctness of programs.
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