A Behavioral Notion of Subtyping

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"A Behavioral Notion of Subtyping" is a foundational computer science paper by Barbara Liskov and Jeannette Wing that formally defines subtyping in terms of behavioral substitutability, underpinning modern object-oriented type theory.

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instanceOf foundational paper in type theory
scientific paper
associatedWith Carnegie Mellon University (via Jeannette Wing) NERFINISHED
MIT (via Barbara Liskov) NERFINISHED
author Barbara Liskov NERFINISHED
Jeannette Wing NERFINISHED
contribution criteria for correct use of inheritance
formalization of substitutability in type systems
framework for reasoning about object-oriented program correctness
link between type hierarchies and behavioral specifications
coreConcept clients of a supertype should work with any subtype without modification
invariants of supertype must be preserved by subtype
postconditions of subtype methods must be at least as strong as those of supertype
preconditions of subtype methods cannot be stronger than those of supertype
specifications define required behavior for subtyping
subtype must preserve behavioral properties of supertype
subtyping relates specifications, not just implementations
defines behavioral notion of subtyping
subtyping in terms of behavioral substitutability
emphasizes substitutability of subtypes for supertypes
field computer science
programming languages
type theory
hasNamedPrinciple Liskov Substitution Principle NERFINISHED
impact considered a classic in programming languages research
shaped understanding of safe reuse via inheritance
underpins reasoning about inheritance and interfaces
widely cited in software engineering literature
influenced design of programming language type systems
formal methods for object-oriented software
modern object-oriented type systems
research on behavioral subtyping
introduces Liskov Substitution Principle NERFINISHED
languageAgnostic true
proposes subtype relation based on behavior rather than representation
relatedTo Liskov substitution principle NERFINISHED
abstract data types
interface specification
object-oriented design principles
title A Behavioral Notion of Subtyping NERFINISHED
topic behavioral subtyping
data abstraction
object-oriented programming
specification and verification
subtyping
underpins design of interface hierarchies in object-oriented languages
formal reasoning about polymorphism

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Liskov Substitution Principle statedIn A Behavioral Notion of Subtyping