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How to Use Objects: Code and Concepts
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How to Use Objects: Code and Concepts

by Holger Gast
December 2015
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
832 pages
26h 13m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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12.3 Extensibility

Image 12.2Changeability is a crucial nonfunctional property for any professional software. One particularly important kind of changeability is extensibility. New use cases and new requirements keep arising all the time once a system is deployed. Very often, it is only at this point that users begin to realize what could be done in software—and then they continue asking for new features all the time. This section examines architectural approaches to extensibility, after providing an introduction to its technical aspects.

12.3.1 Basic Techniques and Considerations

One of the great attractions of object-oriented software development ...

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