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Day 1
Object-Oriented Programming: A Primer |
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Congratulations on your decision to implement object-oriented programming in Visual Basic. After reading this book, you will find creating classes and objects and implementing them in Visual Basic both quick and quite fun. This first chapter is a primer on object-oriented programming (OOP). Today you'll learn about the following: |
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Migrating from legacy programming practices |
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Creating a Visual Basic class, collections and aggregation of objects, subsystems/packages, and more |
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Effectively using the discovery-oriented nature of the object-oriented process |
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Taking the guesswork out of programming by using analysis and design activities |
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As you read this chapter, you'll develop a fundamental understanding of object-oriented programming. If you feel you already know some OOP fundamentals, you can skip to Day 2, Fundamental Object-Oriented Analysis. |
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