Re: Good OO book
- From: "H. S. Lahman" <h.lahman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 15:21:49 GMT
Responding to Dev_15...
Hi, I posted in comp.lang.c++ before and was told to come here. Can
anyone recommend
a good book on OO for a beginner. I was told Design Patterns is a bit
advanced, and that
The Grady Booch book is out of date.
You need to learn OOA/D first, even if you eventually use one of the OOP-based agile processes. So you need a good OOA/D. The Books category of my blog has some suggestions for selecting one. [Alas, there are currently some accessing problems so wait a couple of days before trying to access it.]
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