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''Bertrand Meyer is a prominent author in o-o design. He has developed a set of principles, many of which are embodied in the Eiffel language. Consider the principles of small interfaces, explicit interfaces, the uniform-access principle, the self-documentation principle, and the single-choice principle. What are good examples of each? Do other languages besides Eiffel support them? Is it difficult to follow these principles in certain o-o languages? '' | '' Bertrand Meyer is a prominent author in o-o design. He has developed a set of principles, many of which are embodied in the Eiffel language. Consider the principles of small interfaces, explicit interfaces, the uniform-access principle, the self-documentation principle, and the single-choice principle. What are good examples of each? Do other languages besides Eiffel support them? Is it difficult to follow these principles in certain o-o languages? '' | ||
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== Bertrand Meyer's Set of Principles == | |||
Bertrand Meyer is the developer of the Eiffel programming language. As a developer, Dr. Meyer participates in the evolution of the Eiffel method and language which includes a set of principles that he developed. | |||
== Resources == | |||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand_Meyer Bertrand Meyer Wiki] | |||
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Bertrand Meyer is a prominent author in o-o design. He has developed a set of principles, many of which are embodied in the Eiffel language. Consider the principles of small interfaces, explicit interfaces, the uniform-access principle, the self-documentation principle, and the single-choice principle. What are good examples of each? Do other languages besides Eiffel support them? Is it difficult to follow these principles in certain o-o languages?
Bertrand Meyer's Set of Principles
Bertrand Meyer is the developer of the Eiffel programming language. As a developer, Dr. Meyer participates in the evolution of the Eiffel method and language which includes a set of principles that he developed.