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104 Computer Programming with GNU Smalltalk
Alphabetical Index accessor 66 Argument 20 Assembly 1 assignment 35 assignment operator 35 Binary file 8 Binary message 21 binary number 7 bit 7 Block 45 block argument 46 Blox 83 Blue Book 79 body 60 byte 7 byte-code 4 carriage return 24 character encoding 9 character set 9 class 55 Class 24 Class Browser 83 class method 58 class variable 58 command prompt 14 comment 15 compilation 3 compiled language 3 compiler 1, 3 Cross-platform 5 custom class 58 declaring a variable 60 definite loop 50 encapsulation 55 experienced programmers II expression 15 file format 8 getter 66 GNU Smalltalk I GST 16 GUI 13 has-a 57 header 60 indefinite loop 48 indent 59 index 37 information hiding 55 instance 24 instance variable 19 interactive mode 14 interpretation 3 interpreted language 3 interpreter 1, 3 is-a 57 keyword message 21 loops 92 Answers of Review Questions 105
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Contents Preface I Who is This Book
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Postface 107 About the Author......
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Programm
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Away f rom Hardware Easy -to-Mainta
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Introduction to Programming World 5
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Chapter 2: Introduction to GNU Smal
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Introduction to GNU Smalltalk 15 me
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Introduction to GNU Smalltalk 17 4.
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Objects, Messages and Classes: Part
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Unary, Binary and Keyword Messages
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Common Classes and Their Usage: Par
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aSet Set ('Soap' 'Toothbrush' ) Obj
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Chapter 4: Controlling the Flow of
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Controlling the Flow of Execution 4
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