June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
946 pages
23h 40m
English
The programs in this book cover a wide range of problems. It is only natural that a wide range of programming styles have been introduced to attack these problems. One style not yet covered that has gained popularity in recent years is called object-oriented programming. To understand what object-oriented programming entails, we need to place it in the context of other styles.
Historically, the first computer programs were written in an imperative programming style. A program was construed as a series of instructions, where each instruction performs some action: changing the value of a memory location, printing a result, and so forth. Assembly language is an example of an imperative language.
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