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  • Brian
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    Sam's OOP 21 Days Book - Error?

    Hello,

    Does anyone out there have the SAM's TEACH YOURSELF OBJECT ORIENTED
    PROGRAMMING IN 21 DAYS book? Starting on page 16, on Listing 1.4, does it
    seem odd to you? It seems to have you type what is already in the region and
    it becomes redundant. Am I just misreading or is this an error?

    I already saw an error in how the author wants you to make the class
    extensions as .Visual Basic instead of .vb.

    Thanks,
    Brian


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    • Brian
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      Re: Sam's OOP 21 Days Book - Error?

      OK..they moved some of the code outside the #REGION area. Seems odd but will
      move on.

      Has anyone used this book? I am comfortable with the basics of VB.NET and
      need good instruction on OOP. Is this a good book or is there a better one
      out there?

      Thanks,
      Brian

      "Brian" <brian_wolters@ yahoo.com> wrote in message
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      > Hello,
      >
      > Does anyone out there have the SAM's TEACH YOURSELF OBJECT ORIENTED
      > PROGRAMMING IN 21 DAYS book? Starting on page 16, on Listing 1.4, does it
      > seem odd to you? It seems to have you type what is already in the region
      > and it becomes redundant. Am I just misreading or is this an error?
      >
      > I already saw an error in how the author wants you to make the class
      > extensions as .Visual Basic instead of .vb.
      >
      > Thanks,
      > Brian
      >
      >[/color]


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        • Mike Labosh
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          Re: Sam's OOP 21 Days Book - Error?

          > Has anyone used this book? I am comfortable with the basics of VB.NET and[color=blue]
          > need good instruction on OOP. Is this a good book or is there a better one
          > out there?[/color]

          This is the best OOP book I have ever read in my life, but the code snips
          are all in C++, and some of their examples use multiple inheritance, which
          VB.NET cannot do. There are other similar books though, written for VB.NET,
          C#, J# and Java.

          "Design Patterns"
          By Gamma, Helm, Johnson & Vlissides
          Addison Wesley

          --
          Peace & happy computing,

          Mike Labosh, MCSD

          "Mr. McKittrick, after very careful consideration, I have
          come to the conclusion that this new system SUCKS."
          -- General Barringer, "War Games"


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