Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming in JAVA

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of object-oriented programming, inheritance, abstract classes, polymorphic display, interfaces, and polymorphic copying in JAVA. It discusses the problem of creating a system to manage watches as products with different mechanisms and accessories, each having a variable price calculation. The lecture also presents a class hierarchy and the transition from the problem statement to the initial code implementation.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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