Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 12:56 pm
The tutorial has just been updated.
This update impact the whole part called " Second implementation ".
It brings a more homogeneous implementation by distinguishing the initialization of the methods of that of the attributes.
So, the definition of the methods is completely contained by the class of the object, while the initialization of the attributes stays only at the constructor level of the object.
That ensues an inheritance realized in a more systematic way.
I also clarified the presence of the constrictor possible parameters.
Thank to Leo for his input on the subject.
Finally, the tutorial grows with an Appendix, grouping the different considerations revolving around the programming object-oriented implementation.
At present time, it can be found:
- The optimization the use of Get() and Set() methods (already present previously, but moved here),
- The use of linked lists in objet implementation.
Thus, do not hesitate to announce me your tips & tricks…
PS: I intend to give a chm’d version on the site from this new version
This update impact the whole part called " Second implementation ".
It brings a more homogeneous implementation by distinguishing the initialization of the methods of that of the attributes.
So, the definition of the methods is completely contained by the class of the object, while the initialization of the attributes stays only at the constructor level of the object.
That ensues an inheritance realized in a more systematic way.
I also clarified the presence of the constrictor possible parameters.
Thank to Leo for his input on the subject.
Finally, the tutorial grows with an Appendix, grouping the different considerations revolving around the programming object-oriented implementation.
At present time, it can be found:
- The optimization the use of Get() and Set() methods (already present previously, but moved here),
- The use of linked lists in objet implementation.
Thus, do not hesitate to announce me your tips & tricks…
PS: I intend to give a chm’d version on the site from this new version