I am looking for tutorials in "thinking" with OOP and classes for C++. If there is any good book on this any info is highly apprichiated.

Im certainly not an expert on the available litterature, but i recently borrowed a book at the library called "Practical Object-Oriented Development in C++ and Java" by Cay.S.Horstmann.

I used it to learn OOP w/ C++ because i already knew OOP in Java, but most of the stuff in the book seems C++ related, and all of it is about using OOP to make easily understandable, easily maintainable and robust. Actually the thing that makes it so good is that it talks C++ and some Java, which forces it to really flesh out what the different OOP features are about.

quote: Original post by Moogle
I am looking for tutorials in "thinking" with OOP and classes for C++.

If there is any good book on this any info is highly apprichiated.

I think there''s a book called Thinking in C++.... it''s online and is by...... ARGH!! I can''t remember.... Was it Bruce Eckel or Steve Heller....


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thinking in c++ is by bruce eckel

It is my experience that books cant teach you to think in an OO way. The best teacher is experience.

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