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Olga Abramova,Petr Akmarov,Olga Knyazevauted autonomously (following a specific execution rule) and the methods are executed when they are called. In this chapter, we consider a simpler version of this model; we eliminate the methods altogether, retaining only actions. The immediate consequence of this decision is that the objects can no

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Natalia Nikonova,Aleksey Nikonovontroller ., and even solutions to combinatorial problems (gcd, shortest path). The syntax and semantics of action systems are sparse, yet we developed succinct programs for several well-known problems. This chapter extends the programming model of chapter 2 to make it easier to describe process int