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abstraction comparison table |
Subject | help | hide | represent in | have advantage | group | is a subtopic of | has definition |
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collaboration | details which can be shown | a class diagram using a dashed ellipse | 8.1 - Interaction Diagrams | ||||
data abstraction | a programmer to cope with the complexity of data | the details of data | the pieces of data that describe some entity, so that programmers can manipulate that data as a unit | 2.1 - What is Object Orientation? | |||
pipe | details which can be shown | 9.5 - Architectural Patterns | A connection between two filters in a pipe-and-filter architecture. It joins the output of one filter to the input to another | ||||
procedural abstraction | the details of procedures | when using a certain procedure, a programmer does not need to worry about all the details of how it performs its computations; he or she only needs to know how to call it and what it computes | 2.1 - What is Object Orientation? |
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