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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
OOP paradigm better fit bottom-up, distributed patterns like simulations, games , graphical apps, p2p systems, social networks.
So for example a game or a simulator is perfect for oop.
Once agreed on the project idea, you need to write down a report with a section for each of such oop properties, describing the properties by examples and code snippets taken from the implementation.
The slides online, on moodle provide further info on that.
There is still some confusion in the project, so add to the previos concers.Furthermore, add proper descriptions to yur examples to show the property you want to demonstrate and why.
So CAREFULLY revise the report and send detailed POINT-BY-POINT rebuttal email to me.BR S.Distefano
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