Perl 6
Perl 6 OOP Tablet: Revision 6
"Overview"[Perl 6 Tablets] - _Chapter:_ "0:History"[Perl 6 History Tablet], "1:Design"[Perl 6 Language Design Tablet], "2:Basics"[Perl 6 Basics Tablet], "3:Var"[Perl 6 Variable Tablet], "4:Op"[Perl 6 Operator Tablet], "5:IO"[Perl 6 IO Tablet], "6:{}"[Perl 6 Block Tablet], "7:Sub"[Perl 6 Subroutine Tablet], *"8:OOP"[Perl 6 OOP Tablet]*, "9:Rx"[Perl 6 Regex Tablet] - _Appendices:_ "A:Index"[Perl 6 Index Tablet], "B:Tables"[Perl 6 Lookup Tablet], "C:Cook"[Perl 6 Cookbook Tablet], "D:Delta"[Perl 6 Delta Tablet], "E:Best of"[Best Of Perl 6 Tablet], "F:Links"[Perl 6 Links Tablet]
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"Damian Conway"<http://damian.conway.org/About_us/Bio_formal.html>: _In order to understand how object orientation works in Perl, we first need to agree what object orientation actually is. And that's surprisingly hard to do. Object-oriented programming has been around for at least three decades now, and in that time many opinions, theories, and even ideologies have been formulated on the subject. Each has purported to definitively characterize object orientation. Most are mutually inconsistent. No two are exactly alike._
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"Overview"[Perl 6 Tablets] - _Chapter:_ "0:History"[Perl 6 History Tablet], "1:Design"[Perl 6 Language Design Tablet], "2:Basics"[Perl 6 Basics Tablet], "3:Var"[Perl 6 Variable Tablet], "4:Op"[Perl 6 Operator Tablet], "5:IO"[Perl 6 IO Tablet], "6:{}"[Perl 6 Block Tablet], "7:Sub"[Perl 6 Subroutine Tablet], *"8:OOP"[Perl 6 OOP Tablet]*, "9:Rx"[Perl 6 Regex Tablet] - _Appendices:_ "A:Index"[Perl 6 Index Tablet], "B:Tables"[Perl 6 Lookup Tablet], "C:Cook"[Perl 6 Cookbook Tablet], "D:Delta"[Perl 6 Delta Tablet], "E:Best of"[Best Of Perl 6 Tablet], "F:Links"[Perl 6 Links Tablet]
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"Damian Conway"<http://damian.conway.org/About_us/Bio_formal.html>: _In order to understand how object orientation works in Perl, we first need to agree what object orientation actually is. And that's surprisingly hard to do. Object-oriented programming has been around for at least three decades now, and in that time many opinions, theories, and even ideologies have been formulated on the subject. Each has purported to definitively characterize object orientation. Most are mutually inconsistent. No two are exactly alike._
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"Overview"[Perl 6 Tablets] - _Chapter:_ "0:History"[Perl 6 History Tablet], "1:Design"[Perl 6 Language Design Tablet], "2:Basics"[Perl 6 Basics Tablet], "3:Var"[Perl 6 Variable Tablet], "4:Op"[Perl 6 Operator Tablet], "5:IO"[Perl 6 IO Tablet], "6:{}"[Perl 6 Block Tablet], "7:Sub"[Perl 6 Subroutine Tablet], *"8:OOP"[Perl 6 OOP Tablet]*, "9:Rx"[Perl 6 Regex Tablet] - _Appendices:_ "A:Index"[Perl 6 Index Tablet], "B:Tables"[Perl 6 Lookup Tablet], "C:Cook"[Perl 6 Cookbook Tablet], "D:Delta"[Perl 6 Delta Tablet], "E:Best of"[Best Of Perl 6 Tablet], "F:Links"[Perl 6 Links Tablet]
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