Sujet : Re: Looking for OOP ideas
De : ralfixx (at) *nospam* gmx.de (Ralf Fassel)
Groupes : comp.lang.tclDate : 26. Sep 2024, 10:24:30
Autres entêtes
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* Luc <
luc@sep.invalid>
| Here I am again. I still haven't learned OOP and have been feeling
| like trying again. What I ask of you this time is ideas for practicing.
| It's hard for me to come up with them because I am not sufficiently
| familiar with OOP. I would like you to suggest some kind of project
| I can tackle to practice as much OOP as possible. It doesn't have to be
| anything really useful or practical. The goal is not to make any kind
| of application, but rather just practice OOP.
https://www.amazon.de/Object-Oriented-Programming-Dummies-Clement-Shammas/dp/1568843321?
I haven't read that myself, but I consider the "for Dummies" series
being helpful most of the times.
| I would like something that requires a lot of repetition, something
| that forces me to toy with typical OOP mechanisms over and over. I
| think I will prefer using Snit, but I am not really sure.
Using snit will add more of the "nothing-to-do-with-oop" hurdles, so I
would recommend to only go there later when you are familiar with the
basic concepts of OOP.
R'