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Programming with Types
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Programming with Types

by Vlad Riscutia
November 2019
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
11h 30m
English
Manning Publications
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Chapter 8. Elements of object-oriented programming

This chapter covers

  • Defining contracts by using interfaces
  • Implementing a hierarchy of expressions
  • Implementing the adapter pattern
  • Extending behavior with mix-ins
  • Considering alternatives to pure OOP

In this chapter, we will cover the elements of object-oriented programming and see how we can employ them effectively. You are probably familiar with these concepts, as they show up in all object-oriented languages, so we’ll focus more on their use cases.

We’ll start with interfaces and see how we can think of them as contracts. After interfaces, we’ll look at inheritance: we can inherit both data and behavior. An alternative to inheritance is composition. We’ll look at some of the differences ...

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