'Public void' diaporamas de présentation

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EE461L Software Engineering Lab

EE461L Software Engineering Lab. "To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer." -- Paul Ehrlich. "I guess you could call it a "failure", but I prefer the term "learning experience".'" --The Martian. Testing. Resources:

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Android course

Android course. GUI. dr Milan Vidakovi? Chair of Informatics Faculty of Technical Sciences University of Novi Sad. GUI elements. Components (view, widgets, home-screen widgets) layouts events resources menus other activities invocation dialogs adapters AsyncTask and Threads. Views.

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Java

Java. Graphical User Interfaces. Objectives. Be able to use Java Foundation Class (JFC) Swing components JFrame , JButton , JTextField , and JLabel Be able to choose and use an appropriate layout manager Be able to use JPanel to create structured layouts

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Java for C++ Programmers

Java for C++ Programmers. A Brief Tutorial. Overview. Classes and Objects Simple Program Constructors Arrays Strings Inheritance and Interfaces Exceptions. Classes. Everything is contained in a class Simple Example class Foo { private int x; public void setX(int num) {

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Inheritance & Delegation

Inheritance & Delegation. Our Starting Point. We know OOP Objects are instances of classes Overriding We have used inheritance. Terminology. Per class Forge: Signatures of accessible constructors Mill: Bodies of constructor Protocol: Signatures of accessible fields, methods

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Programming pre- and postconditions , invariants and method contracts

Programming pre- and postconditions , invariants and method contracts. 201300071-1B Module 2: Software Systems 13 November 2013. Overview programming line. Preconditions , postconditions Class invariants Programming via contract Nino & Hosch : Chapter 5 Manual: JML appendix

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public class Sales { private String name; private double[] monthlyProfit ; public Sales(String name1 ) {

UML Class Example. public class Sales { private String name; private double[] monthlyProfit ; public Sales(String name1 ) { // } public void readProfits () { // } public void displayProfits () { // } public double highestProfit () { // }

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Object Invariants in Dynamic Contexts

Object Invariants in Dynamic Contexts. K.R.M. Leino and P. Muller 15-819: Objects and Aspects Presented by Jonathan Aldrich. Outline. Problem Modular enforcement of invariants Separate reasoning with callbacks and inheritance Solution Class invariants Partial packing and unpacking

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Unit Testing your Silverlight Applications Using the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework

Unit Testing your Silverlight Applications Using the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework. By, Ben Dewey Senior Software Developer Tallan , Inc. ben@bendewey.com http ://bendewey.com/blog http://twitter.com/bendewey. Assumptions. Basic knowledge of Silverlight Unit Testing

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Introduction to Java Class Diagrams

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MPI

MPI. Introduction to MPI. p processes, each with its own address space data explicitly partitioned and placed all interactions are two-sided SIMD model simple, portable, but can be complicated to program. Prototypes. send(void *sendbuf, int nelems, int dest_rank)

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SLF4J project

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Simple File Input And Output

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CSE115: Introduction to Computer Science I

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Midterm Review

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Review

Review. View classes as modules Encapsulate operations Functions are static methods View classes as struct types Encapsulate data View classes as abstract data types Encapsulate both data and operations. Life Cycle of Objects. Creating objects Using objects

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OO Design Principles

OO Design Principles. What is a Good Design SW?. During software development, software requirements can keep changing: From clients: clients might change what they want, From developers: developers might change the development environment

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<<interface>> Aggregate

Ch.1 Iterator Pattern. <<interface>> Iterator. <<interface>> Aggregate. +hasNext +next. +iterator. BookShelfIterator. -bookShelf -index. BookShelf. -books[] -last. +hasNext +next. +getbookAt +appendBook +getLength +iterator. Book. -name +getName. Creates ?.

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