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'''''Object-Oriented Software Construction, 2nd Edition''''' by Bertrand Meyer.
=='''''Object-Oriented Software Construction, 2nd Edition''''' by Bertrand Meyer.==
Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference.
1254 + xxviii pp.
Soft cover.
ISBN 0-13-629155-4
<nowiki>ISBN 0-13-629155-4</nowiki>
This Jolt Award winner takes the reader through the clear, logical, and comprehensive formation of a method for object-oriented software development. During this journey, Meyer also evolves a notation capable of expressing the products of each phase of development. This notation is Eiffel the language.
This Jolt Award winner takes the reader through the clear, logical, and comprehensive formation of a method for object-oriented software development ... the Eiffel method. During this journey, the author evolves a notation capable of expressing the products of each phase of development, from analysis through implementation. This notation is Eiffel the language.
==Praise for '''''Object-Oriented Software Construction, 2nd Edition'''''==
Roger Smith, on the Dr. Dobbs Journal website, writes:
:"In my unbiased opinion [...] it is destined to become the comprehensive and definitive reference for most methodological and technical questions raised by object technology. Its width and breadth of scope is impressive, from object-oriented techniques like Design by Contract and inheritance, to methodology issues like patterns and class design, to advanced issues like concurrency and persistence."
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Ian Graham, in ''Journal of Object-Oriented Programming'' calls it "Epoch-making".