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* OO is particularly useful to build such systems. | * OO is particularly useful to build such systems. | ||
* Remember OO is not always the best approach, but is useful in the ''right'' setting. | * Remember OO is not always the best approach, but is useful in the ''right'' setting. | ||
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| + | == When to use OO == | ||
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| + | * For the systems where the user is in control e.g. decision support systems, CRM's, enterprise systems | ||
| + | WHY ? What qualities of OO ? | ||
| + | * Systems where long term extensibility is important. | ||
| + | WHY ? | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 18 October 2011
Introduction
Why OO
- Modern systems are large and complex - lots of interconnected components, distributed and heterogeneous.
- OO is particularly useful to build such systems.
- Remember OO is not always the best approach, but is useful in the right setting.
When to use OO
- For the systems where the user is in control e.g. decision support systems, CRM's, enterprise systems
WHY ? What qualities of OO ?
- Systems where long term extensibility is important.
WHY ?
