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===Small Interfaces=== | ===Small Interfaces=== | ||
The principle of small interfaces is about keeping the size of method parameters to a minimum [http://cs.anu.edu.au/student/comp2110.2001/lectures/lec23/lec23.html]. | |||
===Explicit Interfaces=== | ===Explicit Interfaces=== | ||
===Uniform-access=== | ===Uniform-access=== | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 22 July 2008
This wiki will explore some of Bertrand Meyer's contribution to OO design, including the principles of small interfaces, explicit interfaces, uniform-access, self-documentation, and single-choice. We intend to show good examples of each principle, discuss their support in languages other than Eiffel, and discuss whether it is difficult to follow these principles in certain OO languages.
Background
Principles
Small Interfaces
The principle of small interfaces is about keeping the size of method parameters to a minimum [1].