Object Oriented Programming

Object Oriented Programming will help you improve your programming skill set by giving you a thorough understanding of OOP regardless of your programming background. The training uses a non-jargon approach to teaching the backbone concepts of OOP which have been field tested in years of university-level teaching. While Visual Studio and C# form the instruction environment, the course is language agnostic as possible so the concepts are easily applied to other popular OOP languages and platforms.

In this course, you will learn:

• The history of programming
• About Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism
• How class properties and methods are used
• About object state and property methods
• The difference between rvalues and lvalues
• How design is important to the programming task
• How to derive “IS A” classes
• What are delegates and interfaces

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Programming History 

• Binary – First Generation Languages
• Assembler – Second Generation Languages
• Third Generation Languages – C
• OOP – Simula to C++ 

OOP 

• Benefits: The OOP Trilogy
• Why C#

Introduction to Objects 

• Job Interview Example
• Developing a clsPerson Class
• Class Design for Interview
• Classes, Objects and Instantiation 

Properties and Methods 

• Purpose of Properties
• Access Specifiers
• The clsDates Example 

Thinking Like an OOP Programmer 

• Define vs. Declare Difference
• The Bucket Analogy 

OOP Design Guidelines 

• Styles BDUF, Agile Modeling, Cohesion and Coupling
• Design Purpose
• Tools 

Inheritance Example 

• Details on Inheritance – Parent-Child
• Investment Example

Delegates and Interfaces 

• Purpose of Each
• Benefits

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