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Lecture 1

LECTURE 1:
Introduction to Object-oriented Programming

Kurt Nørmark ©
Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University, Denmark

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A complete PDF version of the text book is now available. The PDF version is an almost complete subset of the HTML version (where only a few, long program listings have been removed). See here.

Page 1From structured programming to object-oriented programmingPage 12Action on objects
Page 2Structured ProgrammingPage 13Phenomena and Concepts
Page 3A structured program: HangmanPage 14Phenomena and Concepts
Page 4Observations about Structured ProgrammingPage 15Classification and exemplification
Page 5Towards Object-oriented ProgrammingPage 16Aggregation and Decomposition
Page 6Towards Object-oriented ProgrammingPage 17Examples of Aggregation
Page 7Client, Servers, and MessagesPage 18Generalization and Specialization
Page 8ResponsibilitiesPage 19Examples of Specialization
Page 9Data-centered modularityPage 20Towards Object-oriented Programs
Page 10Abstract DatatypesPage 21An object-oriented program: Hangman
Page 11ReusabilityPage 22An object-oriented program: Hangman

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