Object-oriented Software Construction

Recognized as a foundational reference in software engineering, Bertrand Meyer's work brings clarity and rigor to the topic of object-oriented software development. The book not only explores the core concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) but also positions these principles within the broader context of software construction, reliability, and maintainability. Meyer's approach is methodical, embedding theoretical underpinnings with practical guidelines, making it a critical resource for both practitioners and academics seeking to deepen their understanding of robust software design.

• Abstraction is the cornerstone of object-oriented principles, enabling developers to manage complexity by focusing...

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