1. SmallTalk
Done By: Nathalie Arzu
Erienne Burgess
Shanice Joseph

2. What is smalltalk?
An object oriented, dynamically typed, reflexive programming language
The only true object oriented programming language

3. Who created smalltalk? Alan Kay Dan Ingalls Adele Goldberg Ted Kaehler
Scott Wallace

4. Where was smalltalk created?
At the learning research group (LRG)
Created for Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center)
Xerox
Alto

5. What year was smalltalk created in?
During the 1970’s

6. Advantages Smalltalk provides easy solutions to everyday problems
Debugging is very simple and quickly done
Smalltalk is object oriented

7. Disadvantages
You spend a lot of time correcting errors that other languages detect when compiling.
You will have to spend more time testing with syntax problems
Smalltalk implementations are single-threaded and this is a problem if you want to build servers or have a lot of data processing

8. Disadvantages Continued
Lack of interfaces which makes it hard to use
Few developers work with smalltalk
Difficult to train individuals
Don’t find answers easy to questions

9. Example Code in C a = 1; b = 2; c = a + b;
This says, "Take a, which has the value 1, and b, which has the value 2, and add them together using the C language's built-in addition capability. Take the result, 3, and place it into the variable called c."
Code in Smalltalk
a := 1. b := 2. c := a + b.