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3 domain-specific abstractions whose origin domain is Computer Programming.

  • Bounds checking — A validation operation that verifies an index, size or numeric value lies inside its permitted range before the value is used.
  • Method Chaining — A programming idiom in which each nonterminal method result becomes the receiver of the next method call in one expression.
  • Object-Oriented Programming — A programming paradigm that organizes computation as interactions among identity-bearing objects that combine state with behavior and respond through method or message dispatch.