書籍詳情
格式
平裝書
語言
英語
已出版
Jan 1, 1974
描述
This insightful work delves into the concept of abstract data types and their pivotal role in enhancing programming efficiency. It emphasizes how very-high-level languages can streamline the development process, making it more accessible for programmers.
The authors, Barbara Liskov and Stephen Zilles, guide readers through the nuances of using abstract data types to create more robust and understandable code. Their exploration encourages a shift in perspective on programming, advocating for a design that fosters clearer logic and easier maintenance while tackling complex computational problems.
The authors, Barbara Liskov and Stephen Zilles, guide readers through the nuances of using abstract data types to create more robust and understandable code. Their exploration encourages a shift in perspective on programming, advocating for a design that fosters clearer logic and easier maintenance while tackling complex computational problems.