WWW Links for Further Information

There is a plethora of information about OOP on the Web. I’ve identified a few excellent sources that programmers of all levels of experience would probably find valuable; most are from Cetus Links and About.com. These sites are well-compiled directories of links for tutorials, books, references, software and other useful tools.

Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

• Wikipedia: Object-oriented programming
  

Object-Oriented Programming Languages

Java

• The official Java site at Sun

• About.com Java resources

• Wikipedia: Java (programming language)

• My own Java links page

C++

• About.com C++ resources

• Wikipedia: C++
  

Smalltalk

• Wikipedia: Smalltalk

Other OOPLs

• Wikipedia: Object-oriented programming language
  

• An earlier version of this document, with an emphasis on how OOPLs support the OOP paradigm

• Delphi is Borland’s object-oriented equivalent of Microsoft’s Visual Basic (Visual Basic .NET is also an OOPL)

• Eiffel is a player in Microsoft’s .Net initiative