Titlebook: Software Engineering in Modula-2; An object-oriented a Jill A. Hewitt,Raymond J. Frank Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Object-Oriented Programming,the concept of ‘object-orientedness’ and consider the support offered by Modula-2 for object-oriented programming. Chapters 10, 11 and 14 expand on these ideas and give practical examples of implementing object classes and generic types.

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Concurrent Programming,m. The informal strategy provides us with a basis of a solution since the nouns can provide us with object classes and the verbs their messages or methods. The object classes have been implemented in software using standard Modula-2 language components. These components each possess a clearly define

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Generic Types,f code. A useful feature in a language would be to introduce a higher hierarchical concept than the modules and procedures we have seen so far in Modula-2, where the same code for say, a QUEUE, can be used to implement queues of . values, . values, . values or some other ADT values. Similarly, in so

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ertheless resembles). With its emphasis on modules, Modula-2 is seen to help to develop a good approach to software engineering which is being encouraged in all syllabuses. An object-oriented approach to the design and programming of computer software is equally an important research and development

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Modules, Procedures and Functions, be called upon as required. If a procedure appears in a Definition Module then it may be imported into other modules for use — it may however be local to an Implementation Module or part of a main program.

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Concurrent Programming,d interface. The complete program consists of all these components assembled together with each component communicating with the others only through these interfaces. However, all the problems we have solved have been essentially sequential in nature. The computer generates a colour, . we attempt to guess it, . it gives us a hint and so on.

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