Object Oriented Programming (Java) Theory

Do you want to improve your fundamental knowledge to get better at programming?

At this point, more than 15,000,000 students and working professionals are taking advantage of computer programs to develop all sorts of applications. Amongst the most important concept that developers need to know is Object Oriented Programming. Gone are the days where every code is in the form of function that could easily break down once the code are getting bigger.

It is very often that other programming courses would begin with step–by–step installation process, introduction about variables, the importance of using a correct syntax depending on the language and so on.

Avoid missing out fundamental theories

At some point of any of those programming courses, you will come across the term Object Oriented Programming, or OOP. The problem is, if you do learn the concept of OOP on the fly, there is a good chance that you will miss the background theory of OOP.

In this course, I will take you to the important concept of OOP without having to start programming yet. This is so important so that when you do start programming using OOP, you are already well versed with the terms such as classes, inheritance, composition, encapsulation and polymorphism.