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- What is so special about Smalltalk? - Stack Overflow
Yes, Smalltalk is so important you should study it Why? You can understand object-oriented programming in pure, simple form What people forget is that the Smalltalk-80 "Blue Book" has only about 90 pages devoted to the language—the language is just that simple The other 300 pages talk about the predefined class hierarchy, which is a masterpiece of design for a class-based, object-oriented
- pharo - How to run an Hello world in smalltalk on Windows using command . . .
Let me answer your question by (1) explaining a hello world example in Smalltalk and (2) addressing how to work with images Hello World in Smalltalk Usually, Smalltalk systems come with their own user interface, typically a graphical environment such as Morphic in Squeak or Pharo
- What is exactly Smalltalk language used for? - Stack Overflow
What is exactly Smalltalk used for? Creating websites? Trying to understand what can be built using this language Also,what are the tools that are used to code in Smalltalk? I google and see Pharo
- What are the key differences between OO in Smalltalk and Java?
This is clearly one of the major difference between Smalltalk and Java from a OO standpoint Other difference include the existence of metaclasses, extension methods, duck typing vs static typing, reification of doesNotUnderstand and few other things that make coding in Smalltalk or Java completely different
- What Syntax for file-based Smalltalks are there? - Stack Overflow
There is the chunk file format which is what GNU Smalltalk (GST) used to use, and which most other Smalltalks support as File In Out format The contents of the Squeak sources and changes files are in this format Additionally there is the Smalltalk Interchange Format (SIF) which is specified by the ANSI Smalltalk standard, which is similar to the chunk format but incorporates some additional
- smalltalk - Check if an object is an instance of a given class or of a . . .
To test whether anObject is instance of aClass: (anObject isMemberOf: aClass) To test whether it is an instance of aClass or one of it subclasses: (anObject isKindOf: aClass)
- smalltalk - How to read write objects to a file? - Stack Overflow
I would like to write an object (a simple collection) to a file I've been looking around and found this question and this question I also went through a lot of sites with broken links etc, but I
- What is the correct way to define and call functions in GNU Smalltalk . . .
Then where how did you define it? I'm a little rusty, and different Smalltalk environments do certain things (like defining stuff in the workspace) differently, but generally, Smalltalk is very very object-oriented
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