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From: robinsoj@my-dejanews.com
Subject: Abstract Data Types
Date: 1998/11/18
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I was reading about Ada's Abstract Data Types in Feldman and Koffman's book
and it reminded me of Object Oriented Programming.  Am I corrected is
assuming there are similarities between Abstract Data Types and OOP?  If so,
what are the similarities?

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James H. Robinson, III

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