60 Tips on Object Oriented Programming

by S.G. Ganesh

• Do you wish to get through IT interviews? • Do you wish to excel as a programmer? • Do you want to effectively use object oriented programming in your projects? Help is at hand! 60 Tips for Object Oriented Programming is an invaluable guide for programmers. The tips focus on the truly tough stuff – proven techniques learnt through experience. By uniquely combining the concepts and practical applications of three important programming languages, C++, Java and C#, the author provides a comprehensive coverage of the domain including the semantics. Anyone with a basic understanding of programming can become a competent object oriented programmer after reading this book. Instead of syntactic issues, it helps you understand semantic and pragmatic details of the programming. Browse through it for your last-minute preparation for cracking IT interviews successfully. Should be on the bookshelf of every object oriented programming professional!

244 pages, Paperback

First published October 23, 2008

About the author

Ganesh Samarthyam has 11+ years of working experience in IT industry. He is a consultant in the US based startup Zinemind. He has authored/co-authored of a few books (and research papers & patents), including the best selling “OCPJP 7” certification book published by Apress in 2013. He worked for Siemens (Corporate Research and Technologies, Bangalore) for the last 6+ years on software engineering consultancy, training and applied research. Before Siemens, he worked in Hewlett-Packard’s C++ compiler team, Bangalore for 4.5 years. Served as member of ANSI/ISO C++ standardization committee (JTC1/SC22/WG21) from 2005 to 2007 representing HP. He has Oracle’s OCPJP 7 certification and IEEE’s CSDP(Certified Software Development Professional) and SECI (Software Engineering Certified Instructor) certifications. He has conducted many SCP, CSDA, and CSDP trainings representing IEEE. He is one of the five course material contributors to IEEE’s SWEBOK Certificate Program (SCP). He writes “The Joy of Programming” column in “Linux for You” magazine.