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by osullivj
3572 days ago
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You don't mention a language; I suggest you pick one then look for a good free text. For example, choose Python then go for Mark Pilgrim's Dive into Python. I'm sure others could make recommendations for C#, Java, Ruby or JavaScript. A good view of OOP in a relatively language neutral manner if the GoF patterns book: Johnson, Gamma, Helm, Vlissides Design Patterns. It summarised state of the art OOP in the mid 90s and was a big influence on Java. Things have moved on since then, and IMHO, other techniques for structuring your code are just as important as OOP. I'd highlight generic programming, asynchrony and coroutines. There's a lot to discover and enjoy - good luck! |
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