hi all, i would like to learn more on OPP

could anyone reccomend a good book basied on OPP

thanks




Please dont give a smart comment like, look on the internet, go to a libuary, why do you want a book on that, etc.

How about a smart comment like, what is OPP? Do you mean OOP?

Do you realize that there is no "u" in library? ...and that there is one "c" and two "m"s in recommend? How about no "i" in based? Before learning "another" language, maybe you ought to first learn your native language?


:davis:

well thats just typicall of one of you smart arsed comments, fair enough im not a very good speller, i didnt come on here to be told i can not spell, i came on here for help with C++

Well, that's just typical of one of your bone-headed responses. You didn't even answer the real question, which was whether or not you want OOP or are you really looking for OPP?

Why isn't an online resource good enough for you? You set up so many preconditions, why should anyone with these skills respond to you? If you're really looking for help, why not just ask for it and let those who provide responses "direct" you to whatever resources they believe will be helpful for you?


:davis:

ok im looking for Object - orientated - programmping in other words OOP,
i made a typo on my origional post, now can you help or not?

"orientated?" How about oriented?


Here are some links:

www.desy.de
www.cplusplus.com
www.freeprogrammingresources.com
mindview.net
atomicobject.com

Not what you wanted exactly, but perhaps a start?




:davis:

thankyou davis, hope we can put this small conflict behind us

What conflict?

One of the most important aspects of OOP is the manner in which one thinks about problems. Most of these ways of thinking are quite contrary to those of procedural programming/thinking. If you find yourself thinking about problems using the "same old ways" of thinking about them, you probably aren't getting it.


:davis: