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Originally posted by Scott Ambler:
Smalltalk is a very good option for learning OOP too.
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Originally posted by Gerald Davis:
I think that the best thing you can do is to learn a highlevel lannguage like Python. Java is too lowlevel and verbose, the code jest gets in the way of the concept.
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Originally posted by Balachandran Paranjothimani:
It is better learn the OOAD and programming in Java separately.
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