'Public string getname return' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter Goals

Chapter Goals. To learn how to choose appropriate classes for a given problem To understand the concept of cohesion To minimize dependencies and side effects To learn how to find a data representation for a class To understand static methods and variables To learn about packages.

945 views • 75 slides

Chapter Goals

Chapter Goals. To learn how to choose appropriate classes for a given problem To understand the concept of cohesion To minimize dependencies and side effects To learn how to find a data representation for a class To understand static methods and variables To learn about packages.

873 views • 75 slides

Chapter Goals

Chapter Goals. To learn how to choose appropriate classes for a given problem To understand the concept of cohesion To minimize dependencies and side effects To learn how to find a data representation for a class To understand static methods and variables To learn about packages.

875 views • 73 slides

262 views • 17 slides

CSC1401 Classes - 3

CSC1401 Classes - 3. Learning Goals. Computing concepts Reviewing methods Using our class. What methods will we want to add?. A method to show the slide show A method to add a picture to the slide show One or more constructors

158 views • 15 slides

CS100J 11 September 2003

CS100J 11 September 2003. The "at" sign, @, was made famous by Ray Tomlinson, a researcher at BBN in Boston. In 1971, he selected @ as the separator between an email name and location. Here are names for @ in other languages: Italian: *chiocciolina* = little snail

134 views • 13 slides

getFamilyName( ) with one "name" field

getFamilyName( ) with one "name" field. We will assume these specifications for the "name" field: The name field consists of these parts, in this order: 1) the family name, possibly including some (single) blank characters

193 views • 12 slides

Assignment #1, Part b)

Assignment #1, Part b). Questions re. sample solution? Q. Which OOA should I use as a basis for my OOD? sample solution your original a modified version of yours (but then hand it in) Q. How should I start? Take the OOA decide how the use case will get done sequence diagram

68 views • 6 slides