Tutorial review. Object oriented programming on personal computers
Published in The Analyst • Jan 1, 1994
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Authors:
Richard G. Brereton
Abstract
A historical introduction to the development of laboratory computing and object oriented programming (OOP) is given, with an emphasis on the scientific user. General features of OOP such as objects, classes, hierarchies, inheritance, encapsulation, messages and events, hiding, revealing and enabling...
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