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Object Oriented
Please see Object Oriented Paradigm.
One way to get a wonderful feeling for what is involved would be to read Alan Kay’s The Early History of Smalltalk
Sun’s concise treatment, in Lesson: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts tutorial on sun part of the Java Tutorial
And then, as always, Wikipedia’s article on Object-Oriented Programming.
The best book in my opinion continues to be Timothy Budd’s An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming in any of its editions, this is the third.
Check out the Table of Contents (I think several chapters are available on-line, as well as slides and additional material; check out the earlier editions, too):
- Preface, Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Thinking Object Oriented
- Chapter 2: Abstraction
- Chapter 3: Object-Oriented Design
- Chapter 4: Classes and Methods
- Chapter 5: Messages and Initialization
- Chapter 6: Case Study: Eight Queens
- Chapter 7: Case Study: Billiards
Anyone interested in doing Object Oriented work, cannot afford not to read this material, it seems to me.
In fact, check out all his books
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