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object-oriented programming language - (computer science) a programming language that enables the programmer to associate a set of procedures with each type of data structure; "C++ is an object-oriented programming language that is an extension of C"

computer science, computing - the branch of engineering science that studies (with the aid of computers) computable processes and structures

programing language, programming language - (computer science) a language designed for programming computers

Java - a platform-independent object-oriented programming language

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Later, some of lexical structures available to structural, functional, and sometimes even to object-oriented languages were also added to FORTRAN.

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Similarly, the layer allows for automatically transforming patterns into objects in different object-oriented languages and back (marshaling / unmarshaling patterns).

Application-agnostic interactive big data: managing HCI complexity at the source

The first successful object-oriented languages, such as Simula (Dahl and Nygaard, 1966) (Poorley, 1986) and Smalltalk (Goldberg and Kay, 1976), allowed object design only via a class.

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Of course, in any good object-oriented language, you don't.

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Nor do the authors adequately explore the concept of "object" well enough to explain its significance in any object-oriented language. Without understanding objects, it's difficult to really understand such concepts as encapsulation.

Java 2 Weekend Crash Course. (Book Reviews)

Demonstrating Microsoft's further support for industry standards, Gates announced that the company has submitted C# (pronounced C-sharp), a powerful new object-oriented language for C and C++ developers, and key parts of the .NET Framework to ECMA, a vendor-independent international standards organization committed to driving industrywide adoption of communications technologies.

"CHIEF SOFTWARE ARCHITECT" OF MICROSOFT LAYS OUT BLUEPRINT FOR INTERNET FUTURE

The power of the VAS's object-oriented language, ScriptV, makes it easy to add interactivity to applications, even for users relatively new to programming.

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Genesis does not use an object-oriented language, but rather a macroprocessor and conditional compilation to implement an object-oriented design in C.

Introduction to the Computing Surveys' Electronic Symposium on Object-Oriented Application Frameworks

Safe and decidable type checking in an object-oriented language. SIGPLAN Not.

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"It is fair to say that most of Sqribe's technology isn't done in a modern, object-oriented language, but what they're [Business Objects] downplaying, or just not aware of, is that the older technology is much better, much more scaleable and much more powerful, and that's what the key to this market is," he said.

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The term "object-oriented language" was associated with languages like Simula, Smalltalk and Eiffel, which supported mechanisms of instantiation and subclassing.

OO distributed programming is not distributed OO programming

Java is an object-oriented language that works independently of any operating system or microprocessor.

Industry leaders endorse Java and VRML