Computer Programming with GNU Smalltalk - Free
Computer Programming with GNU Smalltalk - Free
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102 <strong>Computer</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>GNU</strong> <strong>Smalltalk</strong><br />
3.<br />
man3 := Man new.<br />
man3 setName: 'Canol Gökel'.<br />
man3 setAge: 24.<br />
man3 setMoney: 1.<br />
man3 setHandsomeness: 1.<br />
woman1 := Woman new.<br />
woman1 setName: 'Louise Stephney'.<br />
woman1 setAge: 26.<br />
woman1 setHonesty: 6.<br />
woman1 setGenerosity: 7.<br />
woman2 := Woman new.<br />
woman2 setName: 'Maria Brooks'.<br />
woman2 setAge: 32.<br />
woman2 setHonesty: 8.<br />
woman2 setGenerosity: 6.<br />
(man1 > man2) printNl.<br />
(man1 < man2) printNl.<br />
(man3 > man1) printNl.<br />
(woman1 > woman2) printNl.<br />
(woman1 < woman2) printNl.<br />
true<br />
false<br />
true<br />
false<br />
true<br />
"answer_5_3.st"<br />
Number extend [<br />
cubed [<br />
^self * self * self<br />
]<br />
]<br />
3 cubed printNl.<br />
27<br />
4. These two keywords are used to refer to the receiver object of the message, inside the class<br />
definition. Whenever we send a message to self or super keyword, the interpreter sends the<br />
message to the current object in context.<br />
The difference of super keyword from self is that when we send a message to super, the search
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