Ultimately, discovery and invention are both problems of classification, and classification is fundamentally a problem of finding sameness. When we classify, we seek to group things that have a common structure or exhibit a common behavior.


p. 133 - Object-oriented design: With Applications, (1991)


Ultimately, discovery and invention are both problems of classification, and classification is fundamentally a problem of finding sameness. When we...

Ultimately, discovery and invention are both problems of classification, and classification is fundamentally a problem of finding sameness. When we...

Ultimately, discovery and invention are both problems of classification, and classification is fundamentally a problem of finding sameness. When we...

Ultimately, discovery and invention are both problems of classification, and classification is fundamentally a problem of finding sameness. When we...