Lecture

Data Abstraction: Rational Numbers

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Description

This lecture introduces data abstraction in the context of rational numbers. It covers the implementation of rational numbers using data abstraction, the client's view of data abstraction, self-reference within a class, preconditions, assertions, constructors, auxiliary constructors, and the use of end markers. The lecture also includes code examples and an exercise on modifying the Rational class.

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