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In every application we have many kinds of objects, each with different properties. To solve a problem properly, we must describe real world objects and their properties in terms of the constructs of a given programming language. Moreover, we must not only choose an appropriate description for an entity, but must make sure that an operation validly performed in a program has a meaning in terms of the real world objects and operations.
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Ledgard, H. (1981). Describing Data. In: ADA An Introduction. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0126-4_2
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