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== Features of Reflection == | == Features of Reflection == | ||
Reflection allows programs to act in a more "intelligent" way by providing the ability to introspect and intercede. Introspection allows programs to answer questions about what they are and what they can do. Intercession allows programs to use the knowledge gained from introspection to modify behavior. | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflection_(computer_science) Reflection] allows programs to act in a more "intelligent" way by providing the ability to introspect and intercede [3]. Introspection allows programs to answer questions about what they are and what they can do. Intercession allows programs to use the knowledge gained from introspection to modify behavior. | ||
== Feature 1 == | == Feature 1 == | ||
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Features of Reflection
Reflection allows programs to act in a more "intelligent" way by providing the ability to introspect and intercede [3]. Introspection allows programs to answer questions about what they are and what they can do. Intercession allows programs to use the knowledge gained from introspection to modify behavior.
Feature 1
Reflective Language Examples
Ruby
Reflective Package Examples
Java
Feature 2
Reflective Language Examples
Reflective Package Examples
References
[1] Reflection-Oriented Programming
[2] Procedural Reflection in Programming Languages
[3] Evolving a Reflective Language Lessons Learned from Implementing Traits