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An Introduction to Object-Oriented Design
Sort of C C++ based but very general and beautifully explained. Beginners
start here.
Object-oriented programming in C
Again, C based, but very General and very Good
Object-oriented programming Tutorial
Very Good
The Quick & Dirty .NET Guide to C#/VB OOP - Introduction
Very Good
Object-Oriented Programming for VBScripters
Again C based, Ok but don't really explain anything
C# and VB Object-Oriented Programming in Visual Studio .NET
Pretty good
Object Oriented Programming in VB.NET (PART-I)
Fair
OOP Course UK
Understanding Symmetry in Object-Oriented Languages
OK for Uni boff's I recon
Sample chapter from Programming in VB.NET
Very Good,
OOP FAQ --- Good
Object Oriented Programming
------ I like the following Extract:-
Terminology
Object-oriented programmers use phrases like:
"When the user presses this button, it sends a message
to this object which calculates something and then sends
a message to this other object which updates this and..."
instead of:
"We wait for the user to press a button and then decide which one it was,
and based on that, we decide what to do, then we wait for the user to do
something else..."
VBWM.com Resource
Archive Has a bit about MS Access forms OOP'ish ideas (Out dated) Plus
other stuff
General Tutorial
Wikipedia's Definition
Java Based Tutorial
"Book" Called >>>> Object-Oriented Programming with Visual Basic .NET
Introduction to VB.NET Object-Oriented Features
Example, with a different bent on it...
Object Oriented Programming for VB.NET - Part 1
Object Oriented Programming for VB.NET - Part 2
OOP Web Site (No VB.Net stuff Though)
Some people Don't like OPP --- Opp's
Rant: VB .NET is less object-oriented than VB 6
Object Oriented Programming
Oversold!
VB.NET: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Leverage VB.NET's Object-Oriented Features
Windows Forms Inheritance
From Microsoft
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