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Posted by Mark ??;-\) on 11/02/05 04:55
I may be one of those people that have problems converting to the OOP way of
thinking. I understand the car example and understand the idea of objects
doing things. Where I seem to be having the problem is in trying to convert
an exsisting Structured Programming style program into OOP. My program
basically allows users to upload files and manage them. I have created
files as an object and this seems to be OK, my problem is dealing with the
display of the files. This requires SQL queries and HTML tables. How
should I be thinking of these items in terms of OOP?
Am I causing myself more problems by trying to convert from an existing
program? Is there a good way to get started on determining which objects to
create?
Thanks,
-Mark
> OO programming is a completely different way of thinking. Interestingly
> enough, in my classes I've found the people with the least programming
> experience typically have the least trouble making the switch. Those with
> lots of programming experience have the most trouble. It's quite
> difficult to "unlearn" years of learning!
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