Practical Object-Oriented Development in C++ and Java
Today's programmers need to learn to build applications using both C++ and Java. Unfortunately, most available books on object-oriented design are highly theoretical and not much help in the real world. This book actually deals with object-oriented programming as it is practiced, giving readers a concise course in Java essentials and Booch Lite notation. It also helps programmers determine which language works best for certain applications, and covers more advanced topics like frameworks, smart pointers, and object persistence. Numerous examples are provided to demonstrate the techniques and tips discussed. Includes companion Web Site with ... * All the code found in the book that is all real, unlike the "toy code" that other books use. * A design style guide for the reader to use and modify.