ARTICLE (NASPOO: An Algorithmic Standard Notation For Object-Oriented Programming)

ARTICLE (NASPOO: An Algorithmic Standard Notation For Object-Oriented Programming)

1. The object-oriented programming is currently of great importance for the development of applications.

   • because it is appropriate for prototyping, simulations, it allows a high degree of code reuse and overcomes limitations of models in the database environment.
   • we recommend the use of a language pseudoformal or pseudocode

2. NASPOO ( Algorithmic Standard Notation for Teaching Object- Oriented programming)

   • It is a language that defines pseudoformal structures for teaching OOP
   • It aims to improve the teaching of object-oriented programming
     • It was created because of the lack of a standard pseudocode to represent all OOP structures which diverted student learning

3. This language pseudoformal provides

   • Class
     • Description of an organization and their actions
   • Attributes
     • A set of variables that describe the state of an object
   • Methods
     • Collection of sentences that accomplishes a task
   • objects
     • Individual element that continent a series of data that define
   • Polymorphism
     • Ability to find an appropriate method to answer a single message

4. Algorithm structure

   • Contains a method called "main" where all operations are to be carried out

5. REALIZADO POR: Tatiana Paola Lizarazo Ca{ón