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what's the big difference between function and procedure?

whats het difference between stepwise refinement and top down design?
 

Dan_the_man

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1) Function takes an input and returns an output
Procedures only have inputs and another variable needs to be declared to give an output.... something like that anyway

2) I forget :rolleyes:
 

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Stepwise refinement and top down design are pretty similar. My interpretation is that by using stepwise refinement you will end up with a top down design.
 

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stepwise refinement IS top down design isn't it?

they both break the problem down into modules and solve it using the structured (or waterfall) approach
 

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Stepwise refinement and top-down design as you say are very similiar.

However it is NOT true that they are only used in the structured or waterfall SW dev approach.
 

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can someone tell me what's the difference between encapsulation & abstraction?? :confused:
 
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encapsulation is a concept of putting related methods and properties in to a class. Its process are hidden from the users or developers.

abstraction actually hides some of the methods and properties used in a class. It is a way to present a class in a simpler and generic way. this is very tightly related to inheritance and polymorphism.

u can normally abstract a class by polymorphing it into its parent class. lol this might get u confused :)
 

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