Objektorientierte Programmierung

Structuring complex projects solidly, creating viable designs, writing good code, and delivering maintainable software: for this, developers need a repertoire in which object orientation is indispensable. In this book, you will find everything you need to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the principles of OOP and make them the foundation of your own work. The authors explain all topics clearly and understandably using a variety of typical examples. With UML diagrams and well-commented code examples in the most common object-oriented languages, they guide you through the implementation. Since many educational details only emerge when you solve concrete problems, they draw on numerous practical use cases and repeatedly provide tips on how to avoid bad smells and write clean code. Additionally, through a larger project, you will see step-by-step how to consistently implement object-oriented programming from start to finish. This way, you benefit from the authors' many years of experience with all aspects of developing complex software.

Contents:

Principles of object-oriented design
Encapsulation of data
Polymorphism
Structure of object-oriented software
Classes and prototypes
Concrete and abstract data types
Relationships between objects
Classes of values and objects
Inheritance relationships
Multiple inheritance
Static and dynamic classification
Persistence
Creation and destruction of objects
Objects in action and interaction
Objects as contractual partners
Modules as configurable and changeable components
MVC
Aspects and object orientation
Example project
Glossary.