I agree with David's statement below, generally. It's worth noting that in
Smalltalk, our object memory + virtual machine together serve as a kind of
non-relational database which preserves both state and behavior, but one
doesn't generally have to think about it and that's beautiful:)
Even in
If you were modeling a soda can vending machine, you might have classes to
model the domain including Can, Money, and Dispenser. Example from:
http://www.amazon.com/Object-Oriented-Programming-Yourdon-Press-Computing/dp/013032616X
I think a lot of people think of the domain as the database, but I'
On 12-07-06 11:24 AM, Bruce Prior wrote:
I see the term object domain used a lot these days but I'm hardpressed
to understand what it actually is.
Can someone please tell me what an object domain is and perhaps give
an example?
many thanks.
Bruce Prior
I see the term object domain used a lot these days but I'm hardpressed
to understand what it actually is.
Can someone please tell me what an object domain is and perhaps give an
example?
many thanks.
Bruce Prior
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