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object oriented programming: looking for good tutorials [closed]

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I am tired of tutorials that just enumerate the concepts with examples. How about some tutorials that show the wrong way of doing and then the correct way of doing things? It would be great to learn things like interfaces, delegates, abstract classes, singleton ...etc that way.

It would be great to read some clean code online as well but its hard to find...

any recommendations??

I develop in C# , .net , MS technologies...

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dotnet-practitioner Avatar asked Sep 25 '09 01:09

dotnet-practitioner


2 Answers

I think the Head First books provide a really easy to read and learn from approach to learning the basics of software engineering. You can do Head First C#, then Head First Design Patterns and Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design.

Then again, these books aren't free....

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tster Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 10:10

tster


You might want to look for AppDev and/or Total Training e-learnings.

Meanwhile, there are some webcasts on Microsoft website that are very interesting. I learned MVC architecture that way.

Microsoft Events and Webcasts

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Will Marcouiller Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 12:10

Will Marcouiller