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Learning Object Oriented Principles (and perhaps Java)  During an intensive 3 day Java course last week, I gave an introduction to the principles of Object Oriented Design, and a very short segment on design principles (there's a limit to how much can be covered in three days, and Java itself was the main topic).As a follow up to that course, I promised to let the delegates have a .pdf copy of the notes that I have previously written on the subject - and in fact they're available under an open license as follows: 14 pages on OO fundamentals 10 pages covering the next level 24 pages on OO design principles Please note - these are VERY MUCH notes to accompany the course and lectures; there are some subjects such as Object Orientation which are especially difficult to learn from books and are ideally suited to a classroom discussion with interactive development of examples relevant to the class. "Not only WHAT is the answer but how did you REACH the answer". If you want to learn Java and the OO principles, I have a course running the week after next - see the four day bootcamp and Java Programming for the Web agendas. (You'll want the latter if you're writing Server side Java, the former for other uses). (written 2008-02-17) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Q906 - Object Orientation and General technical topics - Object Orientation: Individual Objects[227] Bellringing and Programming and Objects and Perl - (2005-02-25) [507] Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - (2005-11-27) [1864] Object Oriented Perl - First Steps - (2008-11-01) [1925] Introduction to Object Oriented Programming - (2008-12-06) [2171] Cleaning up redundant objects - (2009-05-11) [2173] Basic OO principles - (2009-05-11) [2393] A first demonstration of OO, including polymorphism - (2009-09-04) [2651] Calculation within objects - early, last minute, or cached? - (2010-02-26) [3436] Moving from scripting to Object Orientation in Python - (2011-09-13) [3721] Naming blocks of code, structures and Object Orientation - efficient coding in manageable chunks - (2012-05-06) [4021] Spike solution, refactored and reusable, Python - Example - (2013-02-28) [4448] What is the difference between a function and a method? - (2015-03-04) [4591] From single block to structure and object oriented programming - (2015-12-02) [4650] Why populate object with values as you construct them? - (2016-02-18)
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New bathing idea for hotels from HotelympiaThe geometry of East London Letting new visitors know we provide training courses FSB, EGM, AGM. Learning Object Oriented Principles (and perhaps Java) Are nasty programs looking for security holes on your server? Colour, Composition or Content Chinese New Year A forum is not always the best vehicle Teaching Object Oriented Java with Students and Ice Cream |
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