Re: OO tutorials would be helpful
sixs wrote:
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> Hello,
> I have looked at the Object Oriented versions that have been submitted.
> I am not sure why I would use them. If there was a simple tutorial
> that described each line...
Whew! Not sure what you mean there. Each library? Each line of code in each
library?
> ... and the overall benefit that would be helpful
> in deciding which OOP to use. I hope this is helpful.
> I appreciate all the efforts that have been made by everyone.
OOP is right when your data can have a lot of different types
with varying degrees of similarity; usual examples are car
inventories or trash recyclers. Also, it is right when you know
that the same concept will be implemented in different ways (for
instance on different computers in a network) and you don't want your users
to need to figure that out for proper operation.
For instance, you'd like to talk to a mailslot zithout caring for what the
email client or the exact protocol is.
Otherwise its costs outwigh its benefits, unless you need/wish to reuse an
existing interface while controlling and reengineering the code behind it.
Just my experience. OOP is right for ome kinds of projects and is not
suitable to some others.
CChris
> Thanks
> Jvandal
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