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Research Paper
Paper description
Write a minimum three page paper that compares and contrasts two object oriented programming languages. Be sure to cover the following:
Paper format
The paper shall comprise to following components
1. Title page, centered vertically and horizontally
a. Course number and name: "COP 3330 Object Oriented Programming"
b. Student name: "FirstName LastName"
c. Student PID: "PID"
d. Date: "Month Day, Year"
2. Body of the paper
a. Introduction
b. Description and background of an object oriented programming language
c. Description and background of an object oriented programming language
d. Discuss similarities of the two languages. Bullet statements or tables are not acceptable.
e. Discuss differences of the two languages. Bullet statements or tables are not acceptable.
f. Conclusion
3. Reference list
i. At least two scholarly references.
ii. APA format, example
Solow, Brian K,M.D., F.A.A.F.P. (2010). Your good name: Protecting yourself from physician identity theft. Physician Executive, 36(3), 30-3.
iii. https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/
iv. https://www.apastyle.org/
4. Formatting
a. Title page
b. Minimum 3 pages of content
c. Double-spaced
d. 12 point Times New Roman font
e. References
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