what is the best way to learn OOP concepts in practical

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i am learning OOP concepts but what is the best way that i implement these concepts practically..

Posted 13-Jan-15 2:58am

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CHill60 13-Jan-15 9:10am

Not exactly conducive to a "quick answer"!

PIEBALDconsult 13-Jan-15 9:31am

Practice practice practice.

Albert Holguin 22-Jan-15 15:41pm

This should be a solution. This question gets asked a ton but understanding the concepts really comes down to using them.

CPallini 22-Jan-15 16:09pm

Uhm...Practising OOP?
(just kidding)

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-01-13T03:14:00

Solution 1

Try Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Concepts (OOP) and More[^].

Posted 13-Jan-15 3:14am

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Pratik Bhuva 13-Jan-15 9:54am

Thanks for the link.

Aescleal · Answer 2 · 2015-01-13T03:41:00

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If you're learning a language that's designed to support OO programming grab some of the designs that you've worked up to answer exercises and code them into a bare bones solution. If you're not learning an OO language then I'd start learning one at the same time as OOD.

Posted 13-Jan-15 3:41am

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alexey_s · Answer 3 · 2015-01-22T09:03:00

Solution 3

This is a good online book http://beginnersbook.com/2013/04/oops-concepts/[^] for example.

But PIEBALDconsult is very right about practice.

Posted 22-Jan-15 9:03am

alexey_s