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Without telling me to buy a book, would anyone be interested in answering the following question?
if i am in a namespace with a class named foo. and i wanted to build another class called bar. how would i proceed to make foo, aware of bar and vice versa...
Started by Mike G on
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*/ function test() { $x = new \MyProject\Bar(); } } ?>
If the... .
*/ } namespace AnotherProject; class Foo{ /* ...
No book, but see the namespace documentation
If your classes are in different namespaces:
<?php namespace MyProject; class Bar { /* .. .
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Hi,
I have some software that is heavily dependent on MySQL, and is written in python without any class definitions. For performance reasons, and because the database is really just being used to store and retrieve large amounts of data, I'd like to convert...
Started by Ben on
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In-memory collection, whatever) and the basic Fruit class will be completely unaffected..
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I have a python script that I can run in a terminal
./my_python_script.py
It prints a test "Hello, world!" in a file and "Mission fulfilled" on the terminal screen.
How could you run this script from a oo-basic program.
There are several variants for ...
Started by Tiksu on
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Is there a way to write OO-like code in the C programming language?
See also:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/351733/can-you-write-object-oriented-code-in-c http://stackoverflow.com/questions/415452/object-orientation-in-c Found by searching on "[c...
Started by mixedpickles on
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I) { (this->SomeFunction)(this, i); }
The file functions fopen, fclose, fread are examples of OO code.
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Possible Duplicate:
PURE JAVA and OOP…?
EDIT: Dupe of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1346202/pure-java-and-oop-closed
Ruby is a pure OO Language,right? What about Java?
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If a "pure" OO language requires everything to be an object,....
If you want an example of a pure OO language, Smalltalk would be one.
Therefore Java is not as it has primitive types.
In a "pure" OO language, everything is an object.
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I'm a PHPer, and am not writing object-oriented code.
What are the advantages of OO over procedural code, and where can I learn how to apply these ideas to PHP?
Started by Rich Bradshaw on
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Then, i learned OO, and the code....
Always.
To make good use of it, you also need to follow sound OO design practices.
Essentially, he takes non-OOP programming techniques, and analyses their basic functions.
Software Construction".
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Besides the general, "What is OO?" question, I want to understand how one transitions from a procedural-based programmer to someone who gets OO .
I'm anticipating the winning answer would contain thoughts on SOLID, as well as some practices/drills for...
Started by Brett Veenstra on
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I learned OO from lots of really boring it until I started to code OO ....
The pacing & reinforcement of this book really helped me to get a better handle on a lot of the abstract & organizational logic .
The purpose of OO completely.
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I have used OO programming languages and techniques years ago (primarily on C++) but in the intervening time haven't done much with OO.
I'm starting to make a small utility in C#. I could simply program it all without using good OO practice, but it would...
Started by Adam Davis on
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It is in fact gravely
Then of course the programming techniques... .
Martin's Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# contains a lot of principles for good OO is a distinctive feature of OO programming and often seen as the "essence" of OOP.
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Ignoring skilled people, libraries, and tools in both types of languages, are there good reasons to pick an OO language over a functional language? For what kind of projects?
Update: I ask this question because I have read so many good things about functional...
Started by StackUnderflow on
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The most obvious answer....
There are some languages that do a good job of blending the OO and functional paradigms (I believe F# and Scala are two that do this, to a certain extent, depending on your definition of "OO" and "functional").
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I've noticed that the majority of enterprise web apps I've worked on over the past few years have seemingly mis-used the powers of oo.
That is, what once would have been perhaps 1000 lines of HTML and script, has often now morphed into 10,000 lines of...
Started by LuftMensch on
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Update 1: it is important to understand could apply oo, tdd, ddd, anything, and if the devs doesn't understand what they are doing as many design patterns and OO principles....
It gets equally awful on either case.
Or not to use oo design.
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