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Where to learn OOP?

js and php

14th Sep 2018, 9:09 PM
Deaf Guy Bad English
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In simple terms, objects like functions. So you can create a function from another function.
16th Sep 2018, 9:34 AM
Nilavarasan
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To learn OOPs just Google the following major points : 1)Inheritance (Resuability + Extendbility) 2)Encapsulation(Secuirty issues in old technologies) 3)Class, Abstract, Inheritance 4) Polymorphism I can make a good video on it and share with you. Thanks,
15th Sep 2018, 9:43 PM
Jai Verma
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Use SoloLearn and youtube. You can find pretty much a lot of tutorials there. Best way to learn (for me. might be good for you aswell but each one with his ways of learning). Start a small project... something that displays something. Should be a simple task. Then google and youtube to solve any problem you encounter while trying to finish your small project. After you finish, try to bring new functions to your project... and when you encounter a issue... research... how to...whatever you meed to do. This is the way to learn by gaining experience. Do not rely only on documentation and the step by step tutorials. You need to build your own thing, to encounter issues and solve them. Long answear, i know. As a short answear, the best way to learn is youtube tutorials, and apps and sites like this one. Also you can go and pay for lessons (professional ones that give you certifications after exam). Good Luck.:)
15th Sep 2018, 8:37 PM
Cjk
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if you want to learn about OOP go to Object Oriented Programming Language to fully understand OOP Java | C# | C++ | Python etc
16th Sep 2018, 9:28 AM
Real Gutch
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If you fully understand OOP in one Language you can apply it in any programming language that Support Object Oriented.
16th Sep 2018, 9:30 AM
Real Gutch
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you want to learn (OOP) ? Start C++ oop would be in !
14th Sep 2018, 9:22 PM
Michael
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If you are using SoloLearn mobile app you can use the search feature in the "Learn" section. Type the language name e.g. "PHP" or "JS" (without quotes) on the search bar. There are many user submitted lessons available. Though, I'm not sure how, or whether those lessons are available through web interface.
15th Sep 2018, 2:51 AM
Ipang