> Am 08.12.2021 um 22:56 schrieb Richard O'Keefe :
>
> Other programming languages use terminology like slots,
> fields, data members, ...
>
> The keyword 'instanceVariableNames:' is used because the
> string that follows contains the names of the variables,
> not the variables themselves.
To
If you are coming from a Pascal background,
instance variables of an object
correspond to
fields of a record.
They are called instance variables
- because they are variables
- that belong to INSTANCES of a class (object)
as opposed to class variables
- which are variables
- that belong to the C
I’m far from being an expert but I think you misunderstood. Are you familiar
with the concept of instance variables and having trouble with the syntax or do
you need some help on the concept of instance variables ?
Assuming you are familiar with the concept, here are some explanation about the
Hi,
Instance variables are nicely explained in Pharo by Example in chapter
6.4 pp 89 http://books.pharo.org/.
Best wishes,
Tomaz
