Concepts and Concept-Oriented Programming
By: Alexandr Savinov
Abstract
A new programming language construct called Concept is defined as a pair of two classes: one reference class and one object class. Instances of the reference class are passed-by-value and are intended to indirectly represent objects. Instances of the object class are passed-by-reference. Each concept has a parent concept specified by means of the concept inclusion relation.
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Alexandr Savinov, “Concepts and Concept-Oriented Programming”, Journal of Object Technology, Volume 7, no. 3 (March 2008), pp. 91-106, doi:10.5381/jot.2008.7.3.a2.
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