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Subtying Kangwon National University 임현승 4473001-1 Programming Languages These slides were originally created by Prof. Sungwoo Park at POSTECH.
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2 Key Features of Object-Oriented Languages Multiple representation –different methods of the same name –dynamic dispatch Encapsulation –Only an object's own methods can see private data. Inheritance –classes, subclasses,... Subtyping –interface, interface extension
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3 Outline Overview V Principle of subtyping Subtyping relations Coercion semantics
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4 Principle of Subtyping
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5 Examples
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6 Basic Rules Reflexivity and transitivity Rule of subsumption
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7 Subset Semantics for Subtyping Example –32-bit word for nat –32-bit word for int –64-bit word for float
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8 Outline Overview V Principle of subtyping V Subtyping relations Coercion semantics
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9 Setup
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10 Subtyping for Product Types
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11 Subtyping for Sum Types
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12 Subtyping for Function Types
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13 Subtyping for Reference Types
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You are all so gullible!
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15 Wrong Subtyping Rules!
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18 Subtyping for Function Types Covariant in return types B and B' Contravariant in argument types A and A'
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19 Dereferencing ref A
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20 Assigning to ref A
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21 Subtyping for Reference Types
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22 Subtyping for Array Types Array types = extension of reference types Subtyping for array types in Java –runtime overhead of dynamic tag-checks.
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Subtyping for Java Array Types class Animal {} class Dog extends Animal {} class Cat extends Animal {} class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Dog[] dogs = new Dog[1]; dogs[0] = new Dog(); Animal[] animals = dogs; animals[0] = new Cat(); } 23 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayStoreException: Cat at Main.main
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24 Outline Overview V Principle of subtyping V Subtyping relations V Coercion semantics
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25 Coercion Semantics for Subtyping Example –32-bit word for int –64-bit word for float
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26 Coercion Subtyping Judgment
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27 Coherence
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