This video explains why Smalltalk is a great choice for object-oriented programming. You will discover what makes Smalltalk unique, including its special features and advantages. The video covers the basics, such as objects, syntax, classes, and variables. You will also see how Smalltalk executes code with helpful code snippets, making its intuitive approach easy to understand.
The Video Contains:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Why Smalltalk?
1:15 - Why did Smalltalk Pioneer?
1:57 - Basics of Smalltalk Programming Language
2:34 - Two Kinds of Objects
3:07 - Messages & Syntax
5:14 - Class
6:24 - Variables
7:00 - Execution
7:19 - Other Important Items
8:15 - Mini Example
9:21 - Example
Whether you are new to programming or want to improve your Smalltalk skills, this video will provide a solid foundation in the language and its capabilities.
Bookmark the playlist to watch the series in order!
Building Blocks Series:
Part 1: • Building Blocks Series: An Overview - Foun...
Part 2: • Building Blocks Series: Object-Oriented Pr...
Part 3: • Building Blocks Series: Smalltalk Programm...
Part 4: • Building Blocks Series: Overview of the Ci...
Part 5: • Building Blocks Series: Installing and Run...
Part 6: • Building Blocks Series: Installing and Run...
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