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Objektorientierte Programmiersprachen

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Objektorientiert ist zum Schlagwort der 80er Jahre in der Informatik geworden. Dieses Attribut bezeichnet sowohl Editoren [Bur86] als auch Rechnersysteme [Beh86]. Andererseits scheint jeder Informatiker und Programmierer seine eigenen Ansichten darüber zu haben, was objektorientiert bedeutet [Pas86].

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Kober, R. (1988). Objektorientierte Programmiersprachen. In: Kober, R. (eds) Parallelrechner-Architekturen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73896-8_3

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