studiu comparativ al caracteristicilor de bazĂ ale limbajelor de programare orientate pe obiecte

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2015
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Abstract

În articol se face o analiză comparativă a limbajelor de programare C++, C#, Java, Object Pascal, PHP, JavaScript din punctul de vedere al caracteristicilor Programării Orientate pe Obiecte. Această analiză are un rol important în pro-
iectarea curriculară a disciplinei Programarea Orientată pe Obiecte, fiind una din disciplinele fundamentale studiate în cadrul formării iniţiale a specialiştilor IT şi a cadrelor didactice în informatică.

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

In this article is reflected a comparative analysis of the programming languages C ++, C #, Java, Object Pascal, PHP, Javascript in terms of object-oriented programming features. This analysis has an important role in designing curricular discipline Object-oriented programming and is one of the fundamental disciplines covered in the initial training of IT specialists and teachers in computer science.

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Journal atmospheric and oceanic science letters
Year 2015
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