Object Oriented For Beginner

[raghav singh]

Hi,

I am new to object oriented.

It seems it is divided into several parts:

Object-oriented analysis and design
Object-oriented design
Object-oriented database
Object-oriented modeling
Object-oriented operating system
Object-oriented programming
Object-oriented software engineering
Object-oriented user interface

As a beginner where do i start? && What books do you recommend to me?

Thanks in Advance

[Danny Treart]

Hm...Not sure this is the right place but..

If you're entirely new, there are quite a few decent tutorials online. The Java Tutorials from Oracle seem to be decent (considering they are tutorials for their own product). Get yourself an IDE (Netbeans, Eclipse, etc) and try working your way through. I'm fairly new, but so far I've found it's hard to point to any one resource. It seems like the best thing to do is read about the topics you're covering from many sources, and ask questions when you get confused.

[Campbell Ritchie]

Danny Treart wrote: . . . Get yourself an IDE (Netbeans, Eclipse, etc) and try working your way through. . . .

We usually advise new people to avoid IDEs because there is too much to learn and the IDE can confuse them.
The Java Tutorials are the most comprehensive resource I have found, but they are not good for teaching OO. You could try an introductory Java® book which uses OO, e.g. Head First Java by Sierra and Bates. Since it is about 9 years old, you can find second‑hand copies at very reasonable prices.

[Alice Hampton]

Head over to udemy and do some of their free java courses - not all use an IDE so theres something to start off with until you feel ready to move onto an IDE formatted course

[Yegor Bugayenko]

I would recommend to read "Object Thinking" book by David West