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On the Origins of Objects by Means of Careful Selection
Yegor Bugayenko, Maxim Trunnikov
We introduce a taxonomy of objects for EO programming language. This taxonomy is designed with a few principles in mind: non-redundancy, simplicity, and so on. The taxonomy is supp…
-Calculus: Object-Oriented Formalism
Yegor Bugayenko, Maxim Trunnikov
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is one of the most popular paradigms used for building software systems. However, despite its industrial and academic popularity, OOP is still mis…
The Impact of Mutability on Cyclomatic Complexity in Java
Marat Bagaev, Alisa Khabibrakhmanova, Georgy Sabaev +1
In Java, some object attributes are mutable, while others are immutable (with the "final" modifier attached to them). Objects that have at least one mutable attribute may be referr…
Evaluating the Dependency Between Cyclomatic Complexity and Response For Class
Maxim Stavtsev, Yegor Bugayenko
In object-oriented programming, it is reasonable to hypothesize that smaller classes with fewer methods are less complex. Should this hypothesis hold true, it would be advisable fo…
Embracing Objects Over Statics: An Analysis of Method Preferences in Open Source Java Frameworks
Vladimir Zakharov, Yegor Bugayenko
In today's software development landscape, the extent to which Java applications utilize object-oriented programming paradigm remains a subject of interest. Although some researche…
Heap vs. Stack: Analyzing Memory Allocations in C and C++ Open Source Software
Roman Korostinskiy, Eugene Darashkevich, Roman Rusyaev +1
In C++, objects can be allocated in static memory, on the stack, or on the heap -- the latter being significantly more performance-costly than the former options. We hypothesized t…