Michele Marchesi

Published November, 1994 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1995, 352 pp.
Paper
ISBN 0-13-630294-7

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A complete introduction to object-oriented programming using Smalltalk/V, the popular version of Smalltalk running on PC's and Apple Macintosh.




assumes no previous knowledge of object-oriented programming, but does assume previous knowledge of a conventional programming language
readers learn the important features of the language, at the same time acquiring the necessary conceptual backgrounds to allow further exploration

1. Object-Oriented Programming.
2. Smalltalk/V and its Environment.
3. The Syntax of Smalltalk/V.
4. The Principal System Classes.
5. Messages Common to All Objects.
6. Input/Output
7. Accessing Files.
8. How Smalltalk/V Works.
9. The Organization of the Smalltalk/V system.
10. More on the User Interface.
11. Graphics in Smalltalk/V.
12. Building Integrated Applications Using the MVC Paradigm.
13. Developing Object-Oriented Applications with Smalltalk/V.
14. An Example Application: A Clock.
15. An Example Application: The Class-Saver.
16. An Example Application: Family Budgets.
17. Selected Bibliography.
Index.

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