Message passing is a technique used in computer science to invoke behavior on a computer. It involves sending a message to a process, which then selects and runs the appropriate code. It is used for concurrency and object-oriented programming, and is a way for objects to interact with each other and systems running on different computers. Message passing is implemented by various mechanisms, including channels.
Stanford University
Winter 2023
This course aims to teach the art of software design by breaking down complex systems into manageable classes. It covers concepts like information hiding, API design, and error handling. Enrolment is application-based, and prior C++ experience is a must. The curriculum encourages simplicity in system building for easy implementation and maintenance. It is based on "A Philosophy of Software Design" book.
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