Artifact Details

Title

Object-oriented programming

Catalog Number

102724533

Type

Moving image

Description

From University Video Communications' catalog:

"Complex systems are hard to build with conventional programming languages. Object-oriented programming is an approach in which software organization corresponds closely to the system being simulated. When one supplants conventional procedure calls with the more general mechanism of sending messages, it greatly enhances the flexibility and reusability of software components. At the end of the lecture, David Ungar, a professor at Stanford University, joins Dan Ingalls in a discussion on object-oriented programming."

Date

1989-07-19

Credits

Ingalls, Daniel H.

Publisher

University Video Communications

Duration

00:45:00

Format

Betacam SP

Copyright Holder

Computer History Museum

Category

Lecture

Collection Title

University Video Communications lectures

Series Title

Distinguished Lecture Series : Object Technology

Credit

Gift of University Video Communications

Lot Number

X6636.2013

Related Records

102741370 Object-oriented programming