An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

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In An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming, Timothy Budd provides a language-independent presentation of object-oriented principles, such as objects, methods, inheritance (including multiple inheritance) and polymorphism. Examples are drawn from several different languages, including (among others) C++, C#, Java, CLOS, Delphi, Eiffel, Objective-C and Smalltalk. By examining many languages, the reader is better able to appreciate the general principles that lie beyond the syntax of the individual languages.This new edition presents examples drawn from a wider range of languages, including Eiffel, CLOS, and Python in addition to the mainstream languages, as well as extensive comparisons between C++, C# and Java. Case studies explore the application of polymorphism in the STL in C++ and the AWT in Java. UML notation and diagrams are integrated and utilized throughout. The book also features advanced sections on design patterns, reflection and introspection, network programming, and the implementation of object-oriented languages.This book is appropriate for programmers looking to read about the theory behind and functionality of a variety of object-oriented programming languages. It is also useful as a reference.

Preface

Thinking Object-Oriented

Why is OOP Popular?

(1)

Language and Thought

(5)

Eskimos and snow

(1)

An example from computer languages

(2)

Church's conjecture and the Whorf hypothesis

(2)

A New Paradigm

(1)

A Way of Viewing the World

(7)

Agents and communities

(1)

Messages and methods

(1)

Responsibilities

(1)

Classes and instances

(1)

Class hierarchies--inheritance

(2)

Method binding and overriding

(1)

Summary of object-oriented concepts

(1)

Computation as Simulation

(3)

The power of metaphor

(1)

Avoiding infinite regression

(1)

A Brief History

(7)

Summary

(1)

Further Reading

(2)

Self-Study Questions

(1)

Exercises

(2)

Abstraction

(24)

Layers of Abstraction

(4)

Other Forms of Abstraction

(9)

Division into parts

(1)

Encapsulation and interchangeability

(1)

Interface and implementation

(1)

The service view

(1)

Composition

(2)

Layers of specialization

(2)

Patterns

(1)

A Short History of Abstraction Mechanisms

(10)

Assembly language

(1)

Procedures

(1)

Modules

(2)

Abstract data types

(1)

A service-centered view

(1)

Messages, inheritance, and polymorphism

(1)

Summary

(1)

Further Information

(1)

Self-Study Questions

(1)

Exercises

(2)

Object-Oriented Design

(24)

Responsibility Implies Noninterference

(1)

Programming in the Small and in the Large

(1)

Why Begin with Behavior?

(1)

A Case Study in RDD

(3)

The Interactive Intelligent Kitchen Helper

(1)

Working through scenarios

(1)

Identification of components

(1)

CRC Cards--Recording Responsibility

(2)

Give components a physical representation

(1)

The what/who cycle

(1)

Documentation

(1)

Components and Behavior

(5)

Postponing decisions

(1)

Preparing for change

(1)

Continuing the scenario

(2)

Interaction diagrams

(1)

Software Components

(3)

Behavior and state

(1)

Instances and classes

(1)

Coupling and cohesion

(1)

Interface and implementation--Parnas's principles

(1)

Formalize the Interface

(2)

Coming up with names

(2)

Designing the Representation

(1)

Implementating Components

(1)

Integration of Components

(1)

Maintenance and Evolution

(4)

Summary

(1)

Further Reading

(1)

Self-Study Questions

(1)

Exercises

(2)

Classes and Methods

(28)

Encapsulation

(1)

Class Definitions

(6)

C++, Java, and C#

(2)

Apple Object Pascal and Delphi Pascal

(1)

Smalltalk

(2)

Other languages

(1)

Methods

(7)

Order of methods in a class declaration

(1)

Constant or immutable data fields

(1)

Separating definition and implementation

(4)

Variations on Class Themes

(14)

Methods without classes in Oberon

(1)

Interfaces

(1)

Properties

(1)

Forward definitions

(1)

Inner or nested classes

(3)

Class data fields

(2)

Classes as objects

(1)

Summary

(1)

Further Reading

(1)

Self-Study Questions

(1)

Exercises

(3)

Messages, Instances, and Initialization

101

(24)

Message-Passing Syntax

101

(2)

Statically and Dynamically Typed Languages

103

(1)

Accessing the Receiver from within a Method

104

(2)

Object Creation

106

(2)

Creation of arrays of objects

107

(1)

Pointers and Memory Allocation

108

(3)

Memory recovery

109

(2)

Constructors

111

(6)

The orthodox canonical class form

115

(1)

Constant values

116

(1)

Destructors and Finalizers

117

(3)

Metaclasses in Smalltalk

120

(5)

Summary

122

(1)

Further Reading

122

(1)

Self-Study Questions

123

(1)

Exercises

123

(2)

A Case Study: The Eight-Queens Puzzle

125

(22)

The Eight-Queens Puzzle

125

(2)

Creating objects that find their own solution

126

(1)

Using Generators

127

(3)

Initialization

128

(1)

Finding a solution

129

(1)

Advancing to the next position

129

(1)

The Eight-Queens Puzzle in Several Languages

130

(17)

The eight-queens puzzle in Object Pascal

130

(3)

The eight-queens puzzle in C++

133

(3)

The eight-queens puzzle in Java

136

(3)

The eight-queens puzzle in Objective-C

139

(3)

The eight-queens puzzle in Smalltalk

142

(1)

The eight-queens puzzle in Ruby

143

(2)

Summary

145

(1)

Further Reading

145

(1)

Self-Study Questions

145

(1)

Exercises

146

(1)

A Case Study: A Billiards Game

147

(14)

The Elements of Billiards

147

(1)

Graphical Objects

148

(7)

The wall graphical object

149

(1)

The hole graphical object

150

(1)

The ball graphical object

151

(4)

The Main Program

155

(1)

Using Inheritance

156

(5)

Summary

159

(1)

Further Information

159

(1)

Self-Study Questions

159

(1)

Exercises

160

(1)

Inheritance and Substitution

161

(26)

An Intuitive Description of Inheritance

161

(3)

The is-a test

162

(1)

Reasons to use inheritance

162

(2)

Inheritance in Various Languages

164

(2)

Subclass, Subtype, and Substitution

166

(2)

Substitution and strong typing

167

(1)

Overriding and Virtual Methods

168

(2)

Interfaces and Abstract Classes

170

(1)

Forms of Inheritance

171

(5)

Subclassing for specialization (subtyping)

171

(1)

Subclassing for specification

171

(1)

Subclassing for construction

172

(1)

Subclassing for generalization

173

(1)

Subclassing for extension

174

(1)

Subclassing for limitation

174

(1)

Subclassing for variance

174

(1)

Subclassing for combination

175

(1)

Summary of the forms of inheritance

175

(1)

Variations on Inheritance

176

(3)

Anonymous classes in Java

176

(1)

Inheritance and constructors

177

(1)

Virtual destructors

178

(1)

The Benefits of Inheritance

179

(2)

Software reusability

179

(1)

Code sharing

179

(1)

Consistency of interface

179

(1)

Software components

179

(1)

Rapid prototyping

180

(1)

Polymorphism and frameworks

180

(1)

Information hiding

180

(1)

The Costs of Inheritance

181

(6)

Execution speed

181

(1)

Program size

181

(1)

Message-passing overhead

181

(1)

Program complexity

182

(1)

Summary

182

(1)

Further Reading

183

(1)

Self-Study Questions

183

(1)

Exercises

184

(3)

A Case Study--A Card Game

187

(20)

The Class PlayingCard

187

(2)

Data and View Classes

189

(1)

The Game

190

(1)

Card Piles--Inheritance in Action

191

(8)

The default card pile

193

(1)

The suit piles

194

(1)

The deck pile

194

(2)

The discard pile

196

(1)

The tableau piles

197

(2)

Playing the Polymorphic Game

199

(1)

The Graphical User Interface

199

(8)

Summary

204

(1)

Further Reading

204

(1)

Self-Study Questions

204

(1)

Exercises

205

(2)

Subclasses and Subtypes

207

(14)

Substitutability

207

(1)

Subtypes

208

(3)

The Substitutability Paradox

211

(1)

Is this a problem?

212

(1)

Subclassing for Construction

212

(3)

Private inheritance in C++

214

(1)

Dynamically Typed Languages

215

(1)

Pre-and Postconditions

216

(1)

Refinement Semantics

217

(4)

Summary

218

(1)

Further Reading

218

(1)

Self-Study Questions

219

(1)

Exercises

219

(2)

Static and Dynamic Behavior

221

(14)

Static versus Dynamic Typing

221

(2)

Static and Dynamic Classes

223

(7)

Run-time type determination

225

(2)

Down casting (reverse polymorphism)

227

(1)

Run-time testing without language support

227

(2)

Testing message understanding

229

(1)

Static versus Dynamic Method Binding

230

(5)

Summary

232

(1)

Further Reading

233

(1)

Self-Study Questions

233

(1)

Exercises

234

(1)

Implications of Substitution

235

(18)

Memory Layout

235

(7)

Minimum static space allocation

237

(3)

Maximum static space allocation

240

(1)

Dynamic memory allocation

240

(2)

Assignment

242

(3)

Assignment in C++

242

(3)

Copies and Clones

245

(2)

Copies in Smalltalk and Objective-C

245

(1)

Copy constructors in C++

245

(1)

Cloning in Java

246

(1)

Equality

247

(6)

Equality and identity

247

(1)

The paradoxes of equality testing

248

(2)

Summary

250

(1)

Further Reading

251

(1)

Self-Study Questions

251

(1)

Exercises

251

(2)

Multiple Inheritance

253

(22)

Inheritance as Categorization

254

(3)

Incomparable complex numbers

255

(2)

Problems Arising from Multiple Inheritance

257

(6)

Name ambiguity

257

(2)

Impact on substitutability

259

(1)

Redefinition in Eiffel

260

(1)

Resolution by class ordering in CLOS

261

(2)

Multiple Inheritance of Interfaces

263

(4)

Mixins in CLOS

266

(1)

Inheritance from Common Ancestors

267

(4)

Constructors and multiple inheritance

270

(1)

Inner Classes

271

(4)

Summary

272

(1)

Further Reading

273

(1)

Self-Study Questions

273

(1)

Exercises

273

(2)

Polymorphism and Software Reuse

275

(12)

Polymorphism in Programming Languages

275

(2)

Many tools, one goal

277

(1)

Mechanisms for Software Reuse

277

(6)

Using composition

278

(2)

Using inheritance

280

(2)

Composition and inheritance contrasted

282

(1)

Efficiency and Polymorphism

283

(1)

Will Widespread Software Reuse Become Reality?

284

(3)

Summary

285

(1)

Further Information

285

(1)

Self-Study Questions

286

(1)

Exercises

286

(1)

Overloading

287

(22)

Type Signatures and Scopes

288

(1)

Overloading Based on Scopes

289

(1)

Overloading Based on Type Signatures

290

(9)

Coercion and conversion

293

(6)

Redefinition

299

(2)

Polyadicity

301

(2)

Optional parameters

303

(1)

Multi-Methods

303

(6)

Overloading Based on Values

306

(1)

Summary

306

(1)

Further Information

306

(1)

Self-Study Questions

307

(1)

Exercises

307

(2)

Overriding

309

(26)

Notating Overriding

311

(2)

Replacement versus Refinement

313

(7)

Replacement in Smalltalk

313

(3)

Refinement in Beta

316

(3)

Refinement and the subclass/subtype distinction

319

(1)

Wrappers in CLOS

319

(1)

Deferred Methods

320

(2)

Overriding versus Shadowing

322

(2)

Covariance and Contravariance

324

(5)

Variations on Overriding

329

(6)

Final methods in Java

329

(1)

Versioning in C#

330

(1)

Summary

331

(1)

Further Information

332

(1)

Self-Study Questions

332

(1)

Exercises

332

(3)

The Polymorphic Variable

335

(14)

Simple Polymorphic Variables

335

(2)

The Receiver Variable

337

(6)

The role of the polymorphic variable in frameworks

339

(1)

Endpoint comparisons in Smalltalk

340

(1)

Self and super

341

(2)

Downcasting

343

(1)

Pure Polymorphism

344

(5)

Summary

347

(1)

Further Information

347

(1)

Self-Study Questions

348

(1)

Exercises

348

(1)

Generics

349

(14)

Template Functions

349

(2)

Template Classes

351

(2)

Bounded genericity

353

(1)

Inheritance in Template Arguments

353

(3)

Inheritance and arrays

355

(1)

Case Study--Combining Separate Classes

356

(7)

Summary

360

(1)

Further Reading

360

(1)

Self-Study Questions

360

(1)

Exercises

360

(3)

Container Classes

363

(26)

Containers in Dynamically Typed Languages

363

(2)

Containers in Smalltalk-80

364

(1)

Containers in Statically Typed Languages

365

(11)

The tension between typing and reuse

366

(2)

Substitution and downcasting

368

(4)

Using substitution and overriding

372

(2)

Parameterized classes

374

(2)

Restricting Element Types

376

(2)

Element Traversal

378

(11)

Iterator loops

379

(2)

The visitor approach

381

(4)

Summary

385

(1)

Further Reading

386

(1)

Self-Study Questions

387

(1)

Exercises

387

(2)

A Case Study: The STL

389

(18)

Iterators

391

(2)

Function Objects

393

(1)

Example Program--An Inventory System

394

(2)

Example Program--Graphs

396

(6)

Shortest path algorithm

399

(1)

Developing the data structures

399

(3)

A Concordance

402

(3)

The Future of OOP

405

(2)

Summary

406

(1)

Further Reading

406

(1)

Self-Study Questions

406

(1)

Exercises

406

(1)

Frameworks

407

(16)

Reuse and Specialization

407

(6)

High- and low-level abstractions

410

(2)

An upside-down library

412

(1)

Example Frameworks

413

(10)

The Java Applet API

413

(1)

A Simulation Framework

414

(1)

An event-driven simulation framework

415

(7)

Summary

422

(1)

Further Reading

422

(1)

Self-Study Questions

422

(1)

Exercises

422

(1)

An Example Framework: The AWT and Swing

423

(18)

The AWT Class Hierarchy

423

(3)

The Layout Manager

426

(2)

Listeners

428

(2)

Adapter clases

429

(1)

User Interface Components

430

(3)

Case Study: A Color Display

433

(4)

The Swing Component Library

437

(1)

Import Libraries

437

(1)

Different components

437

(1)

Different paint protocol

438

(1)

Adding components to a window

438

(1)

Summary

438

(1)

Further Reading

439

(1)

Self-Study Questions

439

(1)

Exercises

439

(2)

Object Interconnections

441

(23)

Coupling and Cohesion

442

(8)

Varieties of coupling

442

(3)

Varieties of cohesion

445

(2)

The law of Demeter

447

(1)

Class-level versus object-level visibility

448

(1)

Active values

449

(1)

Subclass Clients and User Clients

450

(1)

Control of Access and Visibility

451

(8)

Visibility in Smalltalk

451

(1)

Visibility in Object Pascal

452

(1)

Visibility in C++

452

(5)

Visibility in Java

457

(1)

Visibility in Objective-C

458

(1)

International Dependency

459

(5)

Summary

460

(1)

Further Reading

460

(1)

Self-Study Questions

461

(1)

Exercises

461

(3)

Desing Patterns

464

(15)

Controlling Information Flow

464

(1)

Describing Patterns

465

(1)

Iterator

466

(1)

Software Factory

467

(1)

Strategy

468

(1)

Singleton

469

(1)

Composite

469

(2)

Decorator

471

(1)

The Double-Dispatching Pattern

472

(2)

Flyweight

474

(1)

Proxy

474

(1)

Facade

475

(1)

Observer

475

(4)

Summary

476

(1)

Further Reading

477

(1)

Self-Study Questions

478

(1)

Exercises

478

(1)

Reflection and Introspection

479

(14)

Mechanisms for Understanding

479

(6)

Class objects

479

(2)

The class name as string

481

(1)

Testing the class of an object

481

(2)

Creating an instance from a class

483

(1)

Testing if an object understands a message

484

(1)

Class behavior

484

(1)

Methods as Objects

485

(1)

Mechanisms for Modification

486

(3)

Method editing in Smalltalk

486

(1)

Dynamic class loading in Java

487

(2)

Metaclasses

489

(4)

Summary

491

(1)

Further Reading

491

(1)

Self-Study Questions

492

(1)

Distributed Objects

493

(18)

Addresses, Ports, and Sockets

494

(2)

A Simple Client/Server Program

496

(2)

Multiple Clients

498

(6)

Transmitting Objects over a Network

504

(3)

Providing More Complexity

507

(4)

Summary

507

(1)

Further Reading

508

(1)

Self-Study Questions

508

(1)

Exercises

508

(3)

Implementation

511

(16)

Compilers and Interpreters

511

(1)

The Receiver as Argument

512

(1)

Inherited Methods

513

(2)

The problem of multiple inheritance

514

(1)

The slicing problem

515

(1)

Overridden Methods

515

(3)

Eliminating virtual calls and in-lining

517

(1)

Name Encoding

518

(1)

Dispatch Tables

518

(3)

A method cache

520

(1)

Bytecode Interpreters

521

(2)

Just-in-Time Compilation

523

(4)

Summary

524

(1)

Further Reading

524

(1)

Self-Study Questions

525

(1)

Exercises

525

(2)

A Source for the Eight-Queens Puzzle

527

(16)

A.1 Eight-Queens in Apple Object Pascal

527

(3)

A.2 Eight-Queens in C++

530

(2)

A.3 Eight-Queens in Java

532

(4)

A.4 Eight-Queens in Objective-C

536

(3)

A.5 Eight-Queens in Ruby

539

(2)

A.6 Eight-Queens in Smalltalk

541

(2)

B Source for the Billiards Game

543

(14)

B.1 The Version without Inheritance

543

(9)

B.2 The Version with Inheritance

552

(5)

C Source for the Solitaire Game

557

(12)

Glossary

569

(16)

References

585

(14)

Index

599

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