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Source Programs
Object-oriented programming in Scheme

The Note Context in the rightmost column is only shown in case an annotated program exists. - You can navigate to the annotated program via the annotated slide view (= 'the note context').

A template of a function with private context.function-with-context.scmSlide contextText book context-
The send method which is used in the Point class.point-all.scmSlide contextText book context-
A general template of a simulated class.class-template.scmSlide contextText book context-
Accompanying functions for instantiation and message passing.class-template-functions.scmSlide contextText book context-
The class Point implemented with use of the general class template.point-class-all.scmSlide contextText book context-
A sample construction and dialogue with point.point-dialogueSlide contextText book context-
A general template of a simulated class with inheritance.class-template-inh.scmSlide contextText book context-
A simulation of the root of a class hierarchy.object-class.scmSlide contextText book context-
Accompanying functions for instantiation, message passing, and method lookup.class-template-functions-inh.scmSlide contextText book context-
A specialization of Point which is called ColorPoint.colorpoint-class-all.scmSlide contextText book context-
A sample construction and sample dialogue with ColorPoint.color-point-dialogueSlide contextText book context-
A base class x .class-x-y-allSlide contextText book context-
A dialogue using class x and class y.class-x-y-dialogueSlide contextText book context-

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