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Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm using "objects": data structures consisting of data fields and methods together with their interactions.
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Python OOP game of Hangman
I am currently learning object oriented programming in Python.
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ReportManager design — ownership via move or unique_ptr, SRP concerns, and O(1) lookup strategy
I’m practicing the Single-Responsibility principle with a small project.
A Report is composed of ...
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ABC/XYZ business process analysis
I have written a code that deals with ABC/XYZ analysis. I want to use it in my application and would like to find out how the code can be improved, its readability and it will be better to implement ...
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Am I overusing classes and/or OOP features? [closed]
I have a very class heavy approach to writing C++ code, which I don't think is necessarily wrong. However, I often use classes without knowing if I actually need them, which I feel leads to making ...
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A tree of polymorphic types (Crafting Interpreters Book)
I am following the book crafting interpreters by Robert Nystrom using C++. In the book we use an Expr base class to describe expressions in the language lox. ...
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Menu user interface class in C++
I wrote a menu user interface in C++. What do you think about my code? What can I improve? Am I missing some better practices?
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Java exceptions that show the message when converted to String
I’m working with custom exceptions in Java for stack operations. However, I’m unsure if the exception handling is being handled properly, especially in terms of how exceptions are thrown and caught. ...
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Bulk conditions evaluation throwing a single RuntimeException exception
Bulk conditions evaluation throwing a single exception of a configurable type for all unfulfilled conditions.
It is developed around several design patterns:
(1) fluent interface to configure the ...
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Yet another finite state machine in C++
I know there are several implementation of FSM in C++ containing different set of features and written in different styles. Nevertheless, I've decided to write my own.
Here are some key points :
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Computing π(x): the combinatorial method
This is my C++ implementation of Computing π(x): the combinatorial method by Tomás Oliveira e Silva. The math involved is elementary number theory, but fiddly and not the focus here. I have ...
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OOP Calculator Program
I am building a Calculator in C++ OOP style. I made 3 Classes:
UserInterface, which is responsible for Input and Output of the User.
Calculation, which is responsible for the logic of the Calculator.
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Simulate an Automated Teller Machine (ATM)
(Game: ATM machine) Use the Account class created in Programming Exercise
9.7 to simulate an ATM machine. Create ten accounts in an array with id
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ADT vector in C++
I have created a vector ADT, and this is a brief code for all of you. I will further add some more methods in it.
Kindly review my below code:
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First Java Program: A Basic GUI Library Management System with JavaFX
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