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    meh... I need to come up with and post a really EASY to understand paper on object oriented programming. I'm sick of car.start and dog.bark examples. They were not easy to understand back when I was learning them and this explanation is no easier.

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  • Rated by squintsgeek on Apr 17 2009, 9:15pm

    In order to understand objects, you will have to learn crappy, obfuscated analogies. (Start with old Star Trek.)

  • Rated by SankarVetri on Dec 01 2008, 12:53am

    object oriented langage

  • Rated by onlineoverlord on Jan 22 2008, 12:53pm

    not bad

  • Rated by Sophiaspencer on Jan 18 2008, 2:15am

    very heady

  • Rated by jrx on Oct 19 2007, 8:57am

    "Dogs have state (name, color, breed, hungry) and behavior (barking, fetching, wagging tail)." : OK, I understand that dogs have behavior coming from inside. But now, I read :"Bicycles also have state (current gear, current pedal cadence, current speed) and behavior (changing gear, changing pedal cadence, applying brakes)" : it's not behavior coming from inside, it's actions coming from outside the object and applied onto it. I think given examples are flawed.

  • Rated by soren202 on Jun 15 2007, 6:28pm

    >.> You know what? none of these explinations work. The way I learned object oriented programming, was through toying with Visual Basic. You learn through doing things, not through real life examples that barely apply. I suppose this may work for some people, but... for a large sect of programmers, I'm very sure that this won't work Plus... yeah... anyone who has programming in their stumble upon list, will probably know what object oriented programming is, or they've looked at similar examples that didn't help anyhow.

  • Rated by MichaelCrawford on Mar 06 2007, 10:00am

    meh... I need to come up with and post a really EASY to understand paper on object oriented programming. I'm sick of car.start and dog.bark examples. They were not easy to understand back when I was learning them and this explanation is no easier.

  • Rated by nugat on Feb 02 2007, 9:44pm

    Nice visuals. Tutorials with illustrations help address a broader range of learning styles.

  • Rated by chestercy on Jul 18 2006, 11:19am

    This is website for programming.

  • Rated by c010odePunkK on Jun 21 2006, 3:04am

    this is the one of the best object-oriented programming tutorials out there. this was the one that made it click for me by using bicycles as examples of how object oriented programming represents real-world problems and situations.