Object-Oriented Programming and Design Crash Course

Take your software skills to the next level by mastering Object-Oriented Programming and Object-Oriented Design

What you'll learn

• The benefits of Object-Oriented Programming
• The difference between an Object-Oriented Object and a real world object
• What Composition is and why it's challenging to utilize fully
• What Inheritance is and what benefits it provides
• Composition vs Inheritance trade-off
• The relationship between Object-Oriented Programming and Object-Oriented Design
• The most important aspects of Object-Oriented Design
• Design Patterns and their use cases

Requirements

Basic experience with at least one Object-Oriented programming langugage

Description

Dive into the world of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD) with this course, tailored to help you master the principles that stand at the core of modern software development.

Most of the top programming languages today support Object-Orientation: Python, C++, Java, C# , TypeScript, JavaScript and more. However, this paradigm is not as simple as it might seem initially. To get the most out of Object-Oriented languages, it's crucial to master the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming and understand the Object-Oriented Design methodology and techniques.

In this course you'll learn:

• How to think about Object-Oriented Objects: Adopt the right Object-Oriented mindest to avoid the common pitfall of trying to mirror the real world into software.
• Core principles of Object-Oriented Programming: Learn about Encapsulation, Abstraction, Composition, Inheritance and Polymorphism, and see how they form the backbone of Object-Oriented Programming.
• Object-Oriented Design methodology: Explore how to approach software design from an Object-Oriented perspective, focusing on creating modular and maintainable systems.
• The pillars of Object-Oriented Design: Discover the core aspects of software design and focus on the important parts.
• Design Patterns: Learn the most useful and impactful Design Patterns and understanding their role in addressing common technical requirements in a standardized and efficient way.

This course was designed for developers who want to understand OOP and OOD, from beginners, who just start their software development journey, to experienced programmers aiming to refine their fundamental knowledge.

After completing this course, you'll be comfortable leveraging the most powerful features of OO languages in your own projects to build reliable and maintainable systems.

I invite you to join me on this journey into the intricate world of OOP and OOD in this course!

Who this course is for:

Software developers who use Object-Oriented programming langugages