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does anyone know of  a OOP tutorial which builds an application, shopping cart or blog site, with explanations. 

 

I made a moonleap in understanding after I read a tutorial on building a shopping cart using PHP. I was able to port many of the concepts to make some real world php applications.

 

If there was a good OOP tutorial on building a shopping cart or other application. I know that I would and others would be thankful for the input and the learning.

 

sinicerely

 

technotool

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I would recommend checking out some generalized OOP books that look at the topic in depth. If a language is calling itself OO, the techniques and features you learn about in one of these books will apply.  It's definitely worth looking into as you can then apply what you learn to tons of other languages and platforms.

 

Here are some suggestions:

 

http://www.amazon.com/Object-oriented-Programming-Brad-Cox/dp/0201103931

http://www.desy.de/gna/html/cc/Tutorial/tutorial.html

 

and a google search for Object Oriented Programming will get you tons of results.

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