Using Prototypical Objects to Implement Shared Behavior in Object Oriented Systems：（使用原型对象面向对象系统中实现共享行为）.pdfVIP

Using Prototypical Objects to Implement Shared Behavior in Object Oriented Systems∗ Henry Lieberman Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Mass. 02139 USA Electronic mail (Arpaner): Henry@AI.AI.MIT.Edu, Henry@MIT-AI Abstract How do people represent knowledge about A traditional philosophical controversy between generalizations they make from experience with representing general concepts as abstract sets or concrete situations? Philosophers concerned with the classes and representing concepts as concrete theory of knowledge have debated this question, but prototypes is reflected in a controversy between two as we shall see, the issue is not without practical mechanisms for sharing behavior between objects in consequences for the task of representing knowledge object oriented programming languages. Inheritance in object oriented systems. Because much of object splits the object world into classes, which encode oriented programming involves constructing behavior shared among a group of instances, which representations of objects in the real world, our represent individual members of these sets. The mechanisms for storing and using real world class/instance distinction is not n