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An Object-Oriented Introduction to Computer Science Using Eiffel
KEY Eiffel, one of three object-oriented programming languages after C++ and Smalltalk, is user-friendly, consistent, and relatively easy to learn. In this book, Eiffel is used to introduce the basic principles of computer science from an object-oriented perspective. KEY Introduces the idea of "modeling" first, and then "programming" as only one part of the overall process; details the object-oriented approach to problem solving; covers the construction of Eiffel classes; explains polymorphism as a design principle. For software development professionals new to object technology and Eiffel.
398 pages, Paperback
First published April 26, 1996
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