Object Oriented Programming Timeless Principles

Object Oriented Programming – Timeless Principles, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 13 lectures, based on 314 reviews, and has 1716 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand object orientated programming principles – used by most modern languages Apply object oriented programming principles in real code (covered in course) This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner / novice programmers who do not understand object oriented programming principles It is particularly useful for Beginner / novice programmers who do not understand object oriented programming principles.

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Summary

Title: Object Oriented Programming – Timeless Principles

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 13

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 13

Original Price: ￡19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand object orientated programming principles – used by most modern languages

Apply object oriented programming principles in real code (covered in course)

Who Should Attend

Beginner / novice programmers who do not understand object oriented programming principles

Target Audiences

Beginner / novice programmers who do not understand object oriented programming principles

Object oriented programming. What is it?

That was my biggest question when I started programming.

It took me many months to get the object oriented programming concept fully cemented in my mind. Now I will help you get object orientation in less than an hour. Avoid needlessly complicated explanations that you find on the internet, as I explain everything in PLAIN language.

Object Oriented programming (OOP) is used in almost every popular language out there, be it Java, C#, Javascript or PHP. You’ll also need it for iOS and Android apps if you make those!

–Review of this course–

Very good explanations and organisation of material. A good companion while learning the code in other courses to get a complete approach to programming in an object orientated way.

When I learnt object oriented programming it was from videos made by boring instructors. I wanted it to be fun and that’s why everything I explain is illustrated using Lego. Lego is the perfect tool because it is exactly like programming – they both are construction tools, used to build a final product.

We will do a little light programming during the course to demonstrate what OOP is. Our language of choice is C# because we can write it in the excellent (and free) cross platform software: Xamarin. Xamarin allows us to learn object oriented programming in C# on PC, Mac or Linux.

You do not need to know any C# (or even basic programming) beforehand.

Course highlights

Fundamental object oriented programming concepts are explained

A few more advanced ideas are covered too

Some homework to get you thinking

Fantastic Lego illustrations

What are the requirements?

A PC with internet access to set up Xamarin (an open source .Net engine)

You can also run Xamarin on a Mac (or Mono-Develop on Linux)

What will you get from this course?

12 carefully sculpted lectures, complete with excellent Lego illustrations!

Learn to code by thinking in an Object Oriented manner

Make beautiful, concisely written code – the number one asset coveted by anyone looking to hire developers

Make a start in professional software development (freelance rates in the USA are $60 – $150 per hour)

Who is the target audience?

Anyone that wants to earn a very healthy living writing and creating software

People looking to improve their own knowledge of object oriented concepts

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and what you will learn

Lecture 2: What is object oriented programming?

Lecture 3: The big idea, why do most modern languages use object orientation?

Lecture 4: Setting up our development environment

Chapter 2: Classes and objects

Lecture 1: Classes and objects explained

Lecture 2: Creating a class and an object

Chapter 3: Inheritance

Lecture 1: Inheritance explained through an example

Lecture 2: Types of inheritance and gotchas

Chapter 4: Polymorphism

Lecture 1: Polymorphism explained

Lecture 2: An example of polymorphism

Chapter 5: Encapsulation

Lecture 1: Encapsulation explained

Lecture 2: An example of encapsulation

Chapter 6: Conclusion and homework

Lecture 1: Project brief and farewell

Instructors

Grant Klimaytys
Software Engineer and Investor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 8 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 50 votes

4 stars: 108 votes

5 stars: 139 votes

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