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The Philosophy of Software Development. The Concept of [EXTENDANCHOR]. References for Chapter 1. The Elevator Control System.
The Small Bytes Subscription System. References for Chapter 2. Finding and Keeping Good Objects. References for Chapter 3.
Class and Object Identification. Application Domain Concepts for the Elevator Control System ECS. Application Domain Concepts for the Small Bytes Subscription System SBSS. Class and Object Refinement.
Refinement of Classes and Objects. Final Comments design Discussion. References for Chapter 5. Structure Layer for the ECS. Structure Layer for the SBSS. What analyses it mean to have a good object design? These skills are essential for the creation of well-designed, object, and maintainable case using OO technologies and languages such as Java or C.
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