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Looking toward C++

Looking toward C++. Object-Oriented Programming Traditional Programming Procedure-Oriented Programming Task-Based Programming. circle. data. draw. method. C.draw(). draw(CIR). Object. Part of a large program is viewed as an object Contains data and functions that operate on these data.

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Classes in Java

Classes in Java. Writing a Java class. Recall the program to calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle of given dimensions. length. width. Identifying the classes. The first step is to identify what classes will be required What kinds of entity does our program deal with?

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Structs / Classes

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91.204.201 Computing IV

91.204.201 Computing IV. Introduction Xinwen Fu. About Instructor. Dr. Xinwen Fu, associate professor of CS@UML Homepage: http://www.cs.uml.edu/~xinwenfu/ Email: xinwenfu@cs.uml.edu Phone: (978) 934-3623 Office: 203 Olsen Hall Office hours:

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Pointers

Pointers. Pointers. Pointers permit a program to work with addresses of variables rather than just their values. Powerful feature of the C language Also treacherous. Easy to make mistakes Mistakes can be very difficult to track down. You have to be very careful with pointers!.

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outline

outline. Class and Object-Oriented Programing Encapsulation and inheritance Example Commission Employee Encapsulation and inheritance Strings and Formatting In-class assignment Derived class Access scope. Class. Procedural vs Object-oriented

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C++ Basics II

Lecture 2. C++ Basics II. Seoul National University Graphics & Media Lab. Contents. Function (7.1-7.6) Recursive function (7.3.3). Function. How to define a simple function ?. #include < iostream > void main() { const int height = 3, width = 5, length = 7;

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LECTURE 16

LECTURE 16. Object Oriented Programming. Classes. A class is an expanded concept of a data structure: instead of holding only data, it can hold both data and functions.

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