'Stack object' diaporamas de présentation

242-210 F II

242-210 F II. Semester 2 , 2012-2013. Objectives explain classes and objects introduce fields, constructors, and methods go through two examples. 3 . Classes and Objects. Original Slides by Dr. Andrew Davison. Topics. 1. What are Classes, Objects? 2. The Contents of a Class

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241-211 OOP (Java)

241-211 OOP (Java). Semester 2 , 2013-2014. Objectives explain classes and objects introduce fields, constructors, and methods go through two examples. 3 . Classes and Objects. Topics. 1. What are Classes, Objects? 2. The Contents of a Class 3. A Stack Class 4. Creating a Stack Object

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Modularity

Modularity. Professor Jennifer Rexford http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jrex. The material for this lecture is drawn, in part, from The Practice of Programming (Kernighan & Pike) Chapter 4. Goals of this Lecture. Help you learn how to: Create high quality modules in C Why?

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Object Oriented Programming & Design - Abstraction Lecture 2

Object Oriented Programming & Design - Abstraction Lecture 2. John Anthony RPI - Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of Engineering and Science. Topics. What is Abstraction The Lientz Study Examples of Abstraction Layered View of an Object Oriented Program Other Forms of Abstraction

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CMSC 341

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Abstraction

Abstraction. ADTs, Information Hiding and Encapsulation. ADT. ADT = Abstract Data Type A theoretical concept A set of (homogeneous) objects together with a set of operations on those objects NO mention of how the operations are implemented NO rules tell which operations are required

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Abstraction

Abstraction. ADTs, Information Hiding and Encapsulation. ADT. ADT = Abstract Data Type A theoretical concept A set of (homogeneous) objects together with a set of operations on those objects NO mention of how the operations are implemented NO rules tell which operations are required

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Overview

Overview. 4 major memory segments Global: variables outside stack, heap Code (a.k.a. text): the compiled program Heap: dynamically allocated variables Stack: parameters, automatic and temporary variables Key differences from Java

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Stacks

Stacks. CS-240 Dick Steflik. Stacks. Last In, First Out operation - LIFO As items are added they are chronologically ordered, items are removed in reverse chronological order (newest first). Applications. reversing the items in a list returning from a function/subroutine

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Stacks

Stacks. CS-240 Dick Steflik. Stacks. Last In, First Out operation - LIFO As items are added they are chronologically ordered, items are removed in reverse chronological order (newest first). Applications. reversing the items in a list returning from a function/subroutine

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