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Barbara Liskov (born
November 7, 1939 as
Barbara Jane Huberman) is an
American computer scientist who is an
Institute Professor at the M****achusetts Institute...
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program (correctness, task performed, etc.). More formally, the
Liskov substitution principle (LSP) is a
particular definition of a
subtyping relation...
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hierarchies at the
OOPSLA 1987
programming language research conference,
Barbara Liskov said the following: "What is
wanted here is
something like the following...
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should be open for extension, but
closed for modification." The
Liskov substitution principle: "objects in a
program should be
replaceable with...
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encryption (LRW) is an
instantiation of the mode of
operations introduced by
Liskov, Rivest, and
Wagner (see
Theorem 2). This mode uses two keys: K {\displaystyle...
- PayloadList<String, String> PayloadList<String, Integer> PayloadList<String, Exception>
Liskov substitution principle explains a property, "If for each
object o1 of type...
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Alfred Liskow (also
spelled Liskov or Liskof;
first name
sometimes given as Albert; 1910 – 1941?) was a
German soldier and
deserter who swam
across the...
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invented most of the
principles he promotes, the
Liskov substitution principle was
invented by
Barbara Liskov,
while the open–closed
principle was invented...
- protocols, and
design by contract. ADTs were
first proposed by
Barbara Liskov and
Stephen N.
Zilles in 1974, as part of the
development of the CLU language...
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SOLID Principles Single responsibility Open–closed
Liskov substitution Interface segregation Dependency inversion v t e...