Object-Oriented Programming

by Peter Coad

The third book in the Coad/Yourdon series on object-oriented programming, this volume uses a series of four comprehensive examples to help readers gradually and gently flip their system-building mind-set into an object-oriented perspective — how to “object think” and program with the two leading object-oriented programing languages — Smalltalk and C++.

Contains an OOPL primer, major examples, language summaries, OO patterns, and extensive source code for the major examples.

For programmers.

Genres: Programming, Computer Science, Software, Reference

Hardcover

First published February 3, 1993

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I knew I had a copy of this book! Just ran across it and re-shelved it where it belongs.