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| - Some object-oriented programming languages allow classes and interfaces declaration inside other classes and interfaces, either as members or within blocks of code. Non-static nested classes are called inner classes and their instances are tightly associated with an instance of their outer class. Logic program created in the Prolog programming language consists of set of axioms, or rules, defining relations between entities with using of Horn clauses, but it is possible to adopt the object-oriented style of programming in this environment. The purpose of this article is to show how to implement a simple interpreter for object-oriented programs, which allows declaration of regular and inner classes.
- Some object-oriented programming languages allow classes and interfaces declaration inside other classes and interfaces, either as members or within blocks of code. Non-static nested classes are called inner classes and their instances are tightly associated with an instance of their outer class. Logic program created in the Prolog programming language consists of set of axioms, or rules, defining relations between entities with using of Horn clauses, but it is possible to adopt the object-oriented style of programming in this environment. The purpose of this article is to show how to implement a simple interpreter for object-oriented programs, which allows declaration of regular and inner classes. (en)
- Some object-oriented programming languages allow classes and interfaces declaration inside other classes and interfaces, either as members or within blocks of code. Non-static nested classes are called inner classes and their instances are tightly associated with an instance of their outer class. Logic program created in the Prolog programming language consists of set of axioms, or rules, defining relations between entities with using of Horn clauses, but it is possible to adopt the object-oriented style of programming in this environment. The purpose of this article is to show how to implement a simple interpreter for object-oriented programs, which allows declaration of regular and inner classes. (cs)
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| - Regular and Inner Classes and their using in the Prolog Programming Language Environment
- Regular and Inner Classes and their using in the Prolog Programming Language Environment (en)
- Regulérní a vnitřní třídy a jejich používání v prostředi programovacího jazyka Prolog (cs)
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| - Regular and Inner Classes and their using in the Prolog Programming Language Environment
- Regular and Inner Classes and their using in the Prolog Programming Language Environment (en)
- Regulérní a vnitřní třídy a jejich používání v prostředi programovacího jazyka Prolog (cs)
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| - nested class; inner class; Prolog; logic programming; object-oriented programming; Horn clauses; inheritance (en)
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