Object-Oriented Programming in VB .NET Learning Guide |
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| 16 Oct 2006 | SearchVB.com |
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Object-oriented programming, which focuses on objects and data rather than actions and logic, is a major element of Visual Basic .NET development. OOP, as it is abbreviated, is only used sparingly in VB 6, so if you're about to make the move to VB.NET, now's the time to get acquainted with it. This learning guide offers article, tips, book excerpts and tutorials that focus on general object-oriented programming best practices and on the four main characteristics of OOP -- abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism and inheritance.
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Sams Publishing has made available online a chapter from the book VB.NET for Developers, which is available for purchase here. The chapter is called VB.NET: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts. |
No Starch Press has made available online a chapter from The Book of Visual Studio .NET, which is available for purchase here. The chapter is called OOP in VB .NET Crash Course and appears on the site Developer.com. |
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