Mar 24, 2011 · I understand what composition is in OOP, but I am not able to get a clear idea of what Aggregation is. Can someone explain?

I am making a presentation that shows the differences between structural and object oriented programming and I want to illustrate why people need OOP with an example where applying …

It means matching items from one set with items in another set - or it means performing a function on each item in one set to get a new corresponding set. Which is kind of the same …

The distinction between association, aggregation and composition as you describe it is a legacy going back to the old times of manual memory management. For example in C++ the memory …

5 Object Oriented Programming in itself is not hard. The hard part comes in doing it well. Where to put the cut between code so you can easily move things to the common base object, and …

Object-oriented programming is the paradigm of programming where everything is an object and has methods for what can be done with an object. For example, if one were to model animals …

I like having that little slice of stability against an unstable world, and I tend to find heavily object-oriented architectures and frameworks to often be a lot more unstable due to the increased …

I wanted to learn object oriented programming language, I don't want it for any purpose just to know the whole concept of OOP. So can anyone tell me which language I should start learning?

Mar 19, 2012 · 4 I had a discussion about OO programming today and by browsing the internet I found a lot of different specifications for object oriented languages. What are the requirements …

Jan 8, 2020 · What is exactly meant when software-engineers talk about "behaviour" in contrast to "state" (Definition of "state")?