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OOP question
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Posted 8 months ago
Anyone know of a good OOP Intro? I can’t afford a class so I need something preferably free.
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| Posted 8 months ago Well, if you already got MCSE and CCNA and you are working as a Network analyst, well, OOP won't do you any good, you rather go for CCNP and CCSI, that would boost your career even more than only starting to scratch the surface with C++ per exemple. OOP is good for software analyst in some case, and you aren't in that direction, I assume you are already a Level III for network. |
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| Posted 8 months ago Thanks, but I'm looking at this more to branch out. Scott
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| Posted 8 months ago Learn C++, it is trully the leatherman of OOP, the best so far, book, etc, etc, that's pretty cool, here some lines : gd.tuwien.ac.at/languages/c/c++oop-pmueller/ |
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| Posted 8 months ago I recently went back to school to finish a degree in computer engineering(as much HW oriented as SW). Any way, I just completed a course in OOP. I have several books on it from past years, but the one we used during the class was pretty good. It was C++ Programming From Problem Analysis to Program Design, 4th edition, by D.S. Malik. You may want to look at studying JAVA first as it is a little easier to grasp OOP using it vs C++. Some of the OOP areas such as Polymorphism in C++ can be a little difficult to get your head around the first time through. Hang in there on this subject. Any knowledge you get now days will help you compete better in the job market. Companies are looking for multi skilled people and tend to pay better when they find one. |
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| Posted 8 months ago Thanks for the input. I found this resource. I think its worth while.
http://www.startvbdotnet.com/oop/default.aspx
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