DocumentCode
1660871
Title
Mistakes in object oriented programming
Author
Hubalovsky, Stepan ; Sedivy, Josef
Author_Institution
Dept. of Inf., Univ. of Hradec Kralove, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic
fYear
2010
Firstpage
113
Lastpage
116
Abstract
The paper focuses on the most frequent mistakes in object oriented programming (OOP) of common programming processes. It also focuses on the mistakes made in creating object models. The target of OOP is to create a purposeful program which implements all the requirements of a given assignment and which is resistant to usage variations. The first condition to fulfill given aim is a good application proposal. The second condition is working knowledge of programming languages and the last one is knowledge of the settings at which program works. The article deals with programmer mistakes in relation to the influence of a program´s functionality. The fundamental mistakes, made in program application execution, are syntax errors. Other mistakes are those which do not shape the program functionality. These arise during the program´s structural development. These types of mistakes, in many cases, are not recognized by programmers, because the program appears to work properly. These mistakes, however, are fundamental, because of cooperation in program-creating team. This paper is aimed towards both; beginner programmers as well as experienced workers, and it can help them to identify bad habits which influence team work. Successful programming requires practical experience, but this script enables programmers to obtain accelerated practical experience in computer programming.
Keywords
object-oriented programming; programming languages; computer programming; object oriented programming; program application execution; program functionality; program structural development; programmer mistake; programming language; syntax error; team work; Browsers; Generators; Labeling;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Information Technology (ICIT), 2010 2nd International Conference on
Conference_Location
Gdansk
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-8182-8
Type
conf
Filename
5553377
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