Keynote address—data abstraction and hierarchy¶
Liskov, B. (1987). Keynote address—data abstraction and hierarchy. Addendum to the Proceedings of OOPSLA '87, 23(5), 17-34.
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- Interface enables powerful reasoning about coupling and decoupling, building on Liskov's (1987) hierarchical analysis of data abstraction and substitutability.
This sourceDevelops principles of minimal exposure, behavioral subtyping, and substitutability that govern what an interface must reveal and what it must hide for safe substitutional reasoning.
- Interface enables powerful reasoning about coupling and decoupling, building on Liskov's (1987) hierarchical analysis of data abstraction and substitutability.
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