Objectica Extends Mathematica's Capabilities with Object Orientation

Jul 30, 2008 0 Replies

July 29, 2008--With the release of Objectica, users can perform object orientation functions using Mathematica. Objectica supports full object orientation, including abstract data types, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.



Objectica uses a full-scale, easy-to-learn syntax to extend object orientation to Mathematica. In addition, its many consistency checks and automatisms help support development, particularly in a commercial environment.



Objectica is developed and supported by Stephan Leibbrandt, Mathematica consultant and co-owner of Symbols and Numbers, a company that conducts mathematical modeling and simulation.



Objectica requires Mathematica, and is supported by Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.



Objectica can be purchased at the Wolfram web store:

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