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Section 28:
| 28.1 | What is mentoring? |
| 28.2 | Should I learn C before I learn OO/C++? |
| 28.3 | Should I learn Smalltalk before I learn OO/C++? |
| 28.4 | Should I buy one book, or several? |
| 28.5 | What are some best-of-breed C++ morality guides? |
| 28.6 | What are some best-of-breed C++ legality guides? |
| 28.7 | What are some best-of-breed C++ programming-by-example guides? |
| 28.8 | Are there other OO books that are relevant to OO/C++? |
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[28.8] Are there other OO books that are relevant to OO/C++?
Yes! Tons!
The morality, legality, and by-example categories listed above were for OO programming. The areas of OO analysis and OO design are also relevant, and have their own best-of-breed books.
There are tons and tons of good books in these other areas. The seminal book on OO design patterns is (in my personal, subjective and selective, opinion) a must-read book: Gamma et al., Design Patterns, 395 pgs, Addison-Wesley, 1995, ISBN 0-201-63361-2. Describes "patterns" that commonly show up in good OO designs. You must read this book if you intend to do OO design work.