Lecture

Featherweight Java: Core OO Features Modeling

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Description

This lecture introduces Featherweight Java, a minimalistic model to represent core object-oriented features. It covers topics such as encapsulation, subtyping, modeling Java, and the challenges of capturing class usage in Java. The instructor discusses the purpose of Featherweight Java, its history, and its applications in analyzing Java features and proposed extensions.

Instructor

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