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Posted by Moot on 11/02/06 17:09
cyktor@hotmail.com wrote:
> By procedural programming, do you mean C? Please give me some
> suggestions for procedural languages to learn.
>
> -cyktor
In most cases, an OOP language is also procedural. OOP is, at its
core, a fancy way to write modular and reusable procedural code,
because within all the layers of classes and functions, you still have
individual lines of code saying:
assign variable X
if something, then something
do this
do that
^- that is procedural code.
As for learning OOP, oh boy, where to begin? While it isn't strictly
an OOP book, I highly recommend going and getting a copy of The
Pragmatic Programmer and reading it cover to cover, and then once more
just to make sure you didn't miss anything. It won't teach you the
nuts and bolts of OOP, but it will lay a solid foundation of principles
that will help you understand the *why* of OOP in addition to the *how*.
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