I'm completing an article on beginning object-oriented programming
with REALbasic, including object-oriented design. While I give code
examples throughout the article to demonstrate each OOP feature of
REALbasic, and why you'd use it, I'd like to include a start-to-
finish sample project to demonstrate the advantages of OOP over
procedural programming. I'd solve the same programming task with
both procedural and OOP programming styles.
Unfortunately, I'm drawing a blank on what to use as a sample
project. All of the ones I've come up with just seem to be too
contrived (or lame). I'd like the finished program to be useful to
the reader both as a teaching tool and as a program itself (i.e.,
solving a real programming problem).
I'd appreciate any suggestions you might have for programs you would
have liked to have seen when you were learning OOP.
Thanks in advance for your help.
-Scott
Dr. Scott Steinman
Brought to you by a grant from the Steinman Foundation (Thanks, Mom
and Dad!)
Recommended by Major University Studies Over the Leading Brand
steinman at midsouth dot rr dot com
I hope I die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. . .not
screaming in terror like his passengers. -- "Deep Thoughts", Jack Handy
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