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Cagliostro
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the best idea is just practice. I never understood OOP till practiced it. So with COM and WinAPI. Ion Filipski
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I agree with Ion Filipski that U should practice to understand the OO Technology.
Its like to learn swimming U should enter water. But at the same time I would also say that U require a teacher who would guide u in case u get in the problems.
I have posted a problem which u could take as your case study and also help me in understanding the design of the same.
Traditional way, the problem has been, solved but OOT its pending.
Its thread678-135566
Its like to learn swimming U should enter water. But at the same time I would also say that U require a teacher who would guide u in case u get in the problems.
I have posted a problem which u could take as your case study and also help me in understanding the design of the same.
Traditional way, the problem has been, solved but OOT its pending.
Its thread678-135566
DonQuichote
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- Nov 9, 2001
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Check out the book "Refactoring" by Mr Fowler. The examples in this book nicely illustrate the way to and the use of object oriented programming.
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