Apresentar os conceitos básicos, técnicas e problemas relacionados a programação orientada a objetos.
Classes e objetos. Mensagens e métodos. Subclasses: herança, poliformismo. Classes abstratas e interfaces. UML, análise e projeto OO. Padrões de projeto OO. Smalltalk, C++, Java, Ruby: classes versus tipos, linguagens estáticas versus dinâmicas, métodos de resolução de mensagens, metaclasses, templates, coleções. Refatoração. Testes.
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