About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 36. Chapters: API, Abstract type, Application programming interface, Best practice, Boolean, Character, Class, Collection, Compiler, Constant, Constructor, Data, Datatype, Datum, Encapsulation, Error, Exception, Extend, Extends, Floating-point precision, For loop, Function, Global, Glossary, Increment, Increment operator, Inheritance, Initialization, Instance, Int, Integer, Interface, Keyword, Library, Long, Long double, Long int, Long integer, Method, Object, Object-oriented programming, Object Oriented Programming, Polymorphism, Primitive datatype, Procedure, Reflection, Scope, Short, Short int, Short integer, Static, String, Strings, Subroutine, Syntax, Throw, Type, Undefined behavior, Unsigned, Value, Variable. Excerpt: Some logical process for accomplishing a task. Plural of datum. Formally defined type of information, or data, either native or defined in a class or prototype. May be part of any of several type systems, although none is absolutely necessary. A single unit, or item, of information. Plural data. A type of use for one or more languages. A language used in a single domain is called a domain-specific language. A loop construct used to count iterations, potentially to limit them. A sequence of instructions with no side-effects which returns a value, modeled after the algebraic function. Many languages use this term in place of subroutine, which this may be considered a type of. Related terms include procedure and method. A subroutine attached as a member to a class or object. Related terms include procedure and function. A sequence of instructions which has side-effects and does not return a value. The BASIC family of languages use this term in place of subroutine, which this may be considered a type of. Related terms include function and method. A sequence of instructions which may have side-effects and may return a value. Related terms include function, method, and procedure, all of which may be considered as types of subr...
