Comment on Ask HN: What are some good books for understanding OOP? parentComments−abecedarius15yThat's an excellent book, and relevant, but I wouldn't say it directly answers the question: it's more about coding-in-the-small than object orientation. (Those subjects can shade into each other, it's true.)
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That's an excellent book, and relevant, but I wouldn't say it directly answers the question: it's more about coding-in-the-small than object orientation. (Those subjects can shade into each other, it's true.)