Abstraction (software engineering)

Known as: Abstraction in object-oriented programming, Abstraction (computer science), Abstraction (programming)

In software engineering and computer science, abstraction is a technique for arranging complexity of computer systems. It works by establishing a…

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2009

The ARXMLIV corpus is a remarkable collection of text containing scientific mathematical discourse. With more than half a million…

2002

From the Publisher: Covering the Java Management Extensions specification, this guide teaches programmers how JMX can provide…

1994

This paper deals with methodological aspects of knowledge acquisition and modelling. We focus on how the problem solving can be…

1993

Distributed systems are different from concurrent (and parallel) systems because they need to deal with failures, not just…

1993

Aspect is a static analysis technique for detecting bugs in code based on three forms of abstraction: declarative specification…

1992

Large-scale engineering analysis programs are among the most difficult to develop, maintain, and extend. The translation of a few…

1992

The analysis of complex neural network models via analytical techniques is often quite difficult due to the large numbers of…

1992

A transaction is a control abstraction that lets programmers treat a sequence of operations as an atomic ("all-or-nothing") unit…

1991

An evaluation framework consisting of five categories of criteria is developed for evaluating the relative merits of objects…

1990

An older FORTRAN program is restructured to a style that is related to data abstraction and object‐oriented programming. The…