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  </p>
  <blockquote>
!   <pre>:Class Disk </pre>
! </blockquote>
  <h3><a name="Creating and Deleting Dynamic Objects">Creating and Deleting Dynamic Objects
  </a> </h3>
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  </p>
  <blockquote>
!   <pre>:Class Disk &lt;Super Object
! 
!              int cylinders
!              int sectors
!              int b/sec
!         32 bytes disk-name
! 
!         :M ClassInit:   ( -- )
!                         0 to cylinders
!                         0 to sectors
!                         0 to b/sec      ;M
! 
!         :M !Attributes: ( cyl sec b/sec -- )
!                         to b/sec
!                         to sectors
!                         to cylinders    ;M
! 
!         :M Attributes:  ( -- cyl sec b/sec )
!                         cylinders
!                         sectors
!                         b/sec           ;M
! 
!         :M FreeBytes:   ( -- freebytes )
!                         cylinders sectors * b/sec * ;M
! 
!         ;Class
!  </pre>
! </blockquote><p>
! Now that we have define the class, we can create an object of the class
!   as follows;</p>
! <blockquote><pre>
!         Disk myDisk1
!         1024 32 512 !Attributes: myDisk1
! </pre></blockquote><p>
!   Here we have defined an object called "myDisk", and given this new disk
!   the attributes of: cylinders=1024, sectors=32, b/sec=512</p>
! <p>  So ":Class" and ";Class" encompass a collection of data items and
!   methods that define and identify an object and the way it behaves.
!   The word "int" defines a local data item similar to a "value" that is
!   local to each object created by a class.  A second data type available
!   for use within a class is "bytes", which was used to create a buffer to
!   hold the disk name.</p>
! <p>
!   The "ClassInit:" method is special in the sense that it is
!   automatically executed right after the object is created.  So it is a
!   perfect place to initialize an object to the common default values that
!   are shared by all objects of this class.</p>
! <p>
!   Additional methods, (their names always end with a ':' so they can be
!   identified as methods) can be defined in your class to initialize,
!   display, calculate, or perform whatever type of operation you will need
!   to perform on the objects of this class.</p>
! 
! 
  <h3><a name="Creating and Deleting Dynamic Objects">Creating and Deleting Dynamic Objects
  </a> </h3>
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  <blockquote>
  <p><span class="MacroChar">&nbsp;:Class DirObject
! &lt;super&nbsp;<br><br>
  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  Record: FIND_DATA
  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\ returns the address of the
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  <blockquote>
  <p><span class="MacroChar">&nbsp;:Class DirObject
! &lt;super&nbsp;object<br><br>
  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  Record: FIND_DATA
  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\ returns the address of the