Need an example of object oriented programming in java

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Am new to java (and programming in general), and I want to see the source code for a program that demonstrates the whole of a
Object Oriented Program..

What I have tried:

Searched on Github but don't quite know what to look for

Posted 27-Dec-17 11:26am

wilma2202

Updated 27-Dec-17 22:28pm

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Mohibur Rashid 27-Dec-17 18:15pm

What do you want to achieve?

Patrice T 27-Dec-17 20:34pm

What says Google?

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2017-12-27T22:28:00

Solution 2

The Java™ Tutorials[^].

Posted 27-Dec-17 22:28pm

Richard MacCutchan

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2017-12-27T12:43:00

Solution 1

Type the entire subject line of your question in Google. That's all it takes.

Posted 27-Dec-17 12:43pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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wilma2202 27-Dec-17 21:27pm

I have already tried this.

I want a whole program and when I search all I get is fragments.. I want the source code for a whole program

Dave Kreskowiak 27-Dec-17 22:23pm

Do you seriously think you're going to learn programming just by looking at the source of an app? Yeah .... no. There's a lot that goes on that is not obvious just by looking at the source code. This is stuff you're not going to learn properly.

I HIGHLY suggest going with a couple of books on Java first.

wilma2202 27-Dec-17 22:32pm

How did you arrive at the conclusion that that is what I'm doing?

Did I ask: "I want to read source code in order to learn"?.. No

I am reading a book, I am doing an online course.

I want to find an example of a whole program so I can see what I am learning in practice.

Don't leave me a bad rating and leave snarky remarks based on your own false assumptions.

wilma2202 27-Dec-17 22:46pm

Maybe you learnt to code in an institution, or maybe you learned a long time ago, but you should know that it can be very confusing to learn entirely on your own,and finding a good reference point is hard given the huge amounts of information there is out there..

I think its pretty pathetic for an experienced programmer to be so rude and dismissive to someone who just wants help.

Richard MacCutchan 28-Dec-17 4:28am

Actually, finding good references is easy; see below.

Dave Kreskowiak 28-Dec-17 9:15am

Actually, I'm entirely self-taught over the last 40 years, and still teaching myself new stuff. That's what the job of software development is all about. Learning stuff and applying it.

It took a LOT of books, not just one and the crap "classes" you find on the web. Those are just shallow overviews of what you can find in books. The knowledge density of a book is far greater than what you find on the web. The good books will even walk you through code and smaller applications teaching you the in's and out's of what's going on and, more importantly, WHY things were done the way they were.