Object-Oriented COBOL (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology, Series Number 13)
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Object-Oriented COBOL (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology, Series Number 13)

by Edmund C. Arranga

Programming Object-Oriented Programming COBOL
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Object-Oriented COBOL considers how object-oriented technology relates to COBOL, one of the established languages of software development. As part of the SIGS: Advances in Object Technology series, it offers a focused resource for readers exploring programming concepts, software engineering, and the development of object-oriented approaches.

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Object-Oriented COBOL examines COBOL through the lens of object-oriented technology.

The book addresses the intersection of an established programming language and object-oriented approaches.

It is part of the SIGS: Advances in Object Technology series, placing the subject within a broader discussion of object technology.

This title may interest programmers, software professionals, and readers studying the evolution of programming methods.

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