The Art and Science of Smalltalk
by Simon Lewis
Publisher: Prentice Hall 1995
ISBN/ASIN: 0133713458
ISBN-13: 9780133713459
Number of pages: 223
Description:
This highly readable and practical book provides an effective introduction to programming in Smalltalk, and explains the most efficient ways to think about and work with the system. The book aims to demystify the transition from conventional programming to programming with Smalltalk. It includes a step-by-step guide, taking the reader through the basics, via object-oriented programming with Smalltalk language and its development environment, right up to designing, coding and debugging your own programs.
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