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By Paul Leahy, About.com Guide to Java

Looking at Object-Oriented Programming

Wednesday October 8, 2008

Today sees the start of a series of articles on object-oriented programming. Learning about objects is fundamental to becoming a good Java programmer.

Before I start looking at how Java creates and uses objects it's best to introduce some theory behind object-oriented programming. You will learn what it means to create programs that are object-oriented, what objects are, their states and behaviors, and how they relate to data encapsulation.

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October 9, 2008 at 4:24 am
(1) Litty Joseph says:

Looking forward to this OOP blog… keep it going and please cover advanced stuff too when it’s due.

October 10, 2008 at 4:27 pm
(2) Paul Leahy says:

That’s the plan. Is there anything about object-oriented programming that you’re especially interested in?

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