What are the attributes of class computer language?
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I will presume that you are talking about class from the object-oriented programming paradigm.
In object-oriented paradigm, a class is a set of parameters that we can define for a particular instance. These parameters are called the attributes of a particular class.
For example, let us consider a class called animals. The following will be attributes that we will define in the class:
1. no of legs
2. has fur
3. walks on # legs
4. has claws
5. has beak
So, now when we invoke an object (an object is an instance of the class), the object will have the values for the attributes.
object cat:
1. no of legs - 4
2. has fur - yes
3. walks on # legs - 4
4. has claws - yes
5. has beak - no
In object-oriented paradigm, a class is a set of parameters that we can define for a particular instance. These parameters are called the attributes of a particular class.
For example, let us consider a class called animals. The following will be attributes that we will define in the class:
1. no of legs
2. has fur
3. walks on # legs
4. has claws
5. has beak
So, now when we invoke an object (an object is an instance of the class), the object will have the values for the attributes.
object cat:
1. no of legs - 4
2. has fur - yes
3. walks on # legs - 4
4. has claws - yes
5. has beak - no
Lalithadik:
Sorry but i want the answer for the attribute of class computer language like features, history etc.
Can you illustrate on what is a class computer language?
We says that class teacher, class book, class medicine like that I want the answer of class computer language
okay, so you want the attributes for the class programming languages, right?
For some reason I am unable to edit the answer so here is the answer.
The following attributes can be associated with the class computer languages: 1. execution (interpreted,compiled,etc.) 2. Cross-platform support (independant of the underlying operating system) 3. Default secure coding practices (certain languages like perl support secure coding by default) 4. Learning curve (how easy is it to learn the language) 5. Readability (how easy is it to understand a program) 6. Type (procedural, functional, object oriented) 7. Parallel Processing support
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