OOP the Easy Way
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Last updated on 2018-09-05
About the Book
This book explores the essential and accidental complexity of object-oriented programming, and brings the central ideas to the fore while excluding or discarding the tangential and confusing. The result is a succinct description of what OOP can do for us, what we would do to benefit from that, and the gaps that still represent unexplored territory.
Table of Contents
- Your Help Needed
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Introduction
- Organisation of this book
- About the example code
- Acknowledgements
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Part One: Antithesis
- Telling an Object What To Do
- Designing an Object
- Drawing an object
- Opposing Functional Programming
- Capturing Elements of Reusable Design
- Finding a Method to Run
- Building Objects
- Conclusion to Part One
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Part Two: Thesis
- Objects are Independent Programs
- The Open-Closed Nature of Independent Objects
- The Correctness of Independent Objects
- The Design of Independent Objects
- Constructing Independent Objects
- Working with Independent Objects
- Conclusion to Part Two
About the Author
Graham has been a programmer, and some times does other things. He wrote Professional Cocoa Application Security, Test-Driven iOS Development, APPropriate Behaviour and APPosite Concerns.
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