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Recommendation for Learning OO Design

 
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I want to find a book that is an indepth beginners guide to OO Design. It there a book or any resource site as well that will help in a step-by-step or by-example method.
 
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Hi Bobby,
there's a hole bunch of books and many good among these... ; )
My recommendations are:
Object-oriented Software Construction, Bertrand Meyer (one of the gurus)
Object-Oriented Design Heuristics, Arthur J. Riel
Object Solutions : Managing the Object-Oriented Project (Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series)
by Grady Booch (also one of the gurus)
Object-Oriented Modeling and Design, James Rumbaugh, u. a (another, you gess it)
Developing Software with UML: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design in Practice, Bernd Oestereich
Think, that should do for the beginning. ; )
Have fun...
 
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There's also Craig Larman's book "Applying UML and Patterns Introduction to OOAD and the Unified Process". Peter Coad's "Java Design" is based on his Feature Driven Development (FDD) methodology but it may not be a good book for beginners.
 
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Hey!, Thank you for your speedy response I will look up these titles and use one of them.
 
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Originally posted by Bobby Gordon:
Hey!, Thank you for your speedy response I will look up these titles and use one of them.


pas de problem... ; )
 
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