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Stroustrup, B., "What is object-oriented programming?", IEEE Software, pp. 10-20, May 1989. Google
11 ;;Quote: original programming paradigm was decide on procedures and find the best algorithms
11 ;;Quote: programming by data organization: decide on modules and partition program to hide data in modules
12 ;;Quote: programming by abstract data types: decide on types and define a full set of operations for each type
13 ;;Quote: object-oriented programming: decide on classes; provide a full set of operations for each class; sub-classes will inherit these operations
13+;;Quote: object-oriented programming distinguishes general properties of a class from specific properties of an instance
16 ;;Quote: coercions added to C++ because of natural mappings and use of mixed-mode arithmetic in numerical work
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