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Category: OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
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A property is a code element that includes two processes...
The retrieval and assignment processes can be public, private or protected. The access rights of the property correspond to the less restrictive rights of the two processes.
The advanced management of instances is used to choose the mode for taking reference. This choice directly impacts the freeing of the class objects: depending on the selected take of reference, the "Destructor" will not be called at the same time.
The hierarchical organization in class and sub-class has allowed to create the notion of inheritance...
The "is <Class>" operator is used to find out whether the object used in an object of the class (or an object of one of its derived classes)
A class is made of...
When creating a class in the code editor, the Constructor and Destructor methods are automatically created by default...
Variables are copied using the "=" operator...
A .NET object can be dynamically associated with a .NET class, we talk of dynamic instantiation of object.
An object can be dynamically associated with a class, we talk of dynamic instantiation of object...
Several types of WLanguage variables are used to enumerate and dynamically handle the elements of a class...
The '<method>' methods of the '<derived class>' class and of the '<base class>' class do not have the same prototype...
To access a class, the object must be declared as being part of the class to handle, this is called object instantiation...
An interface is used to divide the uses of features common to several elements from their implementations, which simplifies their re-usability.
To access a class...
A class contains the description of a data structure (members) and the processes (methods) that handle this structure.
The object-oriented programming (called "OOP") is a programming paradigm in which the programs are organized as sets of objects...
To access a class, the object must be declared as being part of the class to handle, this is called object instantiation...