Thinking a Object oriented programming, proper code writing?

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Hi,
I have good knowledge in C++ coding. I have also coded a Download Load manager (It have parallel download from internet). But what I feel, I am not a good coder or designer!!! I mean My thing of coding is very attached to C. I cannot think of using Interface class, re-use of code ,in summery my code is not object oriented
Can any one suggest me any good book like how to improve coding?

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Posted 27-Jan-13 21:45pm

debdipta_ghosh

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Please note C++ is a multi paradigm language and object oriented approach is not generally 'a better way' of programming (it might be better suited for some, specifically huge, projects, but it is not a panacea).

Posted 27-Jan-13 22:42pm

CPallini

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-27T22:19:00

Have a look at the answers to this question[^] for some suggestions

In particular there's a downloadable book here[^] to save you some money

For the object oriented side of things - just search Amazon and be guided by the votes and reviews there - Wrox books are usually a good place to start (but they might be a bit simple if you're already up to speed with C++) ..e.g.
Beginning Ojbect Oriented Programming with C#[^]