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== '''Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP Design''' == | == '''Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP Design''' == | ||
Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP DesignMost OOP overviews explain what the concept of Inheritance is in Object Oriented Programming, and how Inheritance works, but not many OOP overviews discuss alternatives when Inheritance may not be the best design choice for an OO application. This topic explains the OOP concepts of Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation, and discusses when these concepts could be considered as potential alternatives to the use of Inheritance for some OOP applications. | |||
Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation | |||
== '''Decomposition in OOP Design''' == | == '''Decomposition in OOP Design''' == | ||
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Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP Design
Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP DesignMost OOP overviews explain what the concept of Inheritance is in Object Oriented Programming, and how Inheritance works, but not many OOP overviews discuss alternatives when Inheritance may not be the best design choice for an OO application. This topic explains the OOP concepts of Decomposition, Message Forwarding, and Delegation, and discusses when these concepts could be considered as potential alternatives to the use of Inheritance for some OOP applications.
Decomposition in OOP Design
Message Forwarding versus Inheritance in OOP Design
Delegation versus Inheritance in OOP Design
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