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....objects are integrated into larger objects, 6 (5) object modification: whether an individual object can modified and what are the side effects. An object has to be created first before any application. Object can be created in many ways. In classbased languages like C [28] Java [3] Eiffle [22], and Modula 3 [23] objects are instantiated from classes. In object based languages, e.g. Cecil [11] Self [30] and Omega [6] objects are created by cloning and extension of prototypical objects without the existence of classes. Apparently, how an object is created does not necessarily affect ....
B. Meyer, Eiffle: The Language, Prentice Hall, 1992.
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