Hi folks,
I tend to prefer C, and of course I know that structs
can be used in C to achieve something like
an object-oriented design. And I prefer C in part
because C has, I think, grown into a bit of a
monster wherein readability is sacrificed.
But I wonder, has anyone ever tried to create a
sort of lite version of C , a C if you will, that a
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hello
When using properties with OOP, VB6 had Get/Let and VB.net has Readonly/and
....
Are theses OOP concepts with Property use or only specific to Visual Basic
properties,
With this property use does C have this as well or just Visual C .? Solution John,
In dotNet all programs made in managed code can use mixed the classes made
and whi
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What are the differences between ASP''s OOP and Php''s?
/Jacob Solution ASP is full OOP with all the feature of OOP, PHP is not yet OOP but the
version 5 is almost near. Hope the next version (PHP6 ?) will be more OOP.
Savut
"Jacob Larsen" <po**@jfl.dk> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@dread15.news.tele.d k... Wh
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2019-07-04
Hi. I''m new to this group. I''m refreshing/learning C and am starting to
learn Object Oriented Programming (OOP). In discussing this with people I
came up short as to what the benefits of OOP are. For example: As I
understand it, OOP has its main benefit in software reuse. Thus one develops
a software library of classes and this cuts down the ov
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I have a question on how closely C and C are related. If i am
correct C is OOP while C is not. Now how closely can an OOP language
and a procedural language be related? How much knowledge of C is
required to understand C ? Thanks. Solution wilberX wrote: I have a question on how closely C and C are related. If i am correct C is OOP
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This is partially an opinion question. I have some modularization for my
main site using vanilla PHP. I''m a one-man operation.
Is there any major benefit to learning and using OOP? I have lots of other
stuff to be spending my limited intelligence learning. Solution On May 28, 3:44 pm, "Gregor" <rmba...@comcast.netwrote:
Thi
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There has been a number of threads in this newsgroup concerning OOP and PHP.
Usually people just debate on which language is more (or less) OOP than
others. The merit of OOP in the web-programming context is rarely addressed.
So let me pose this question: Are websites built based on OOP principles
inherently less stable than those built "proce
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Class hierarchy in Java:
Interface: Cluster, Classify
Class Kluster hierarchy is show below
Cluster <- ,
-- Kluster
Classify <- '
File: oop/Cluster.java
package oop;
public interface Cluster {
public String HELLO = "hello";
}
File: oop/Kluster.java
package oop;
interface Classify {
public String GOODBYE = "goo
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Here's a code snippet from OpenJDK6's hotspot/src/share/vm/prims/unsafe.cpp (starting on line 1082):
// JSR166 ------------------------------------------------------------------
UNSAFE_ENTRY(jboolean, Unsafe_CompareAndSwapObject(JNIEnv *env, jobject unsafe, jobject obj, jlong offset, jobject e_h, jobject x_h))
UnsafeWrapper("Unsafe_CompareAndSw
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2019-05-13
I''ve been spending alot of time learning vb.net the past 6 months (for
regular winform apps. Been somewhat experienced in asp.net for a few
years)
But my style has been using Procedural techniques, rather than OOP.
Lately i''ve read more and more how OOP is the way to go. So i''m trying
to learn it, and boy is it difficult if you''ve not worked
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