Object Oriented Programming
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I'm fairly new to C# coding and I am having a problem trying to wrap my mind around the concept of Object Oriented Programming. :-O The main trouble seems to be in how to write it and then be able to call the information from the class. :sigh: :confused: So my question is: Does someone know of any articles, books, websites, or anything that can explain, in simple terms, how to go about using the OOP concept and maybe how to write them? :~ :rose: My thanks to you in advance.
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I'm fairly new to C# coding and I am having a problem trying to wrap my mind around the concept of Object Oriented Programming. :-O The main trouble seems to be in how to write it and then be able to call the information from the class. :sigh: :confused: So my question is: Does someone know of any articles, books, websites, or anything that can explain, in simple terms, how to go about using the OOP concept and maybe how to write them? :~ :rose: My thanks to you in advance.
there are three big areas in OOP. 1. Incapsulation 2. Inheritence 3. Polymorphism (I believe ;P) You can google for articles on those keywords. I know it's not a direct answer to your question, but maybe it helps. :-) Try a beginners book for C#. Wrox or O'Really's always get good reviews, but they are about 50€. Good luck.
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I'm fairly new to C# coding and I am having a problem trying to wrap my mind around the concept of Object Oriented Programming. :-O The main trouble seems to be in how to write it and then be able to call the information from the class. :sigh: :confused: So my question is: Does someone know of any articles, books, websites, or anything that can explain, in simple terms, how to go about using the OOP concept and maybe how to write them? :~ :rose: My thanks to you in advance.
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/4341/ don't know how good the article is but seems a start Russ