OO Design Principles Compilation
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OO Design Principles Compilation
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#2There's only one rule to OOP: All instance variables should be private.
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#3This list is very useful. It's 2011 now and you have no idea how many people don't know more than half of the list.
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#4following the same topic... http://www.barbarianmeetscoding.com/blog/2011/2/23/best-prac...
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#5There's only one rule to OOP: All instance variables should be private.
there's more to it than that.
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#6I prefer to think of these as rules of thumb rather than principles. I agree with the spirit of pretty much all of them, but to me, "principle" sounds like one of those rules you're never supposed to break. There are often trade-offs to following these sorts of rules, and sometimes the cost is too high or the process too idealised for real world projects.
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#7following the same topic... http://www.barbarianmeetscoding.com/blog/2011/2/23/best-prac...
Looks like the server has been hacker news'd.
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#8This list is very useful. It's 2011 now and you have no idea how many people don't know more than half of the list.
and also how many programmers are extremely effective and know perhaps none of the list.
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#9This list is very useful. It's 2011 now and you have no idea how many people don't know more than half of the list.
and also how many programmers are extremely effective and know perhaps none of the list.
The number of programmers who practiced Object Oriented mainstream languages and don't know at least a single item in list and are extremely effective is probably close to the number of unicorns that exist in this world :).
People don't just suddenly know how to write good programs. They read materials, they write code and continue to learn from other people.
Sorry, I don't buy the myth and folklore. I used to about 3-4 years ago before I realized that many stories were hyped up.
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#10There's only one rule to OOP: All instance variables should be private.
goodness, y'all play rough! :) now back to "serious business"