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Apr 17th, 2011, 11:07 PM
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Re: what's so great about classes?
Learning OO programming by attempting to apply the principles to a problem to which they are ill-suited seems somewhat dubious. Part of the skill in OO (and, in fact, any technique) is knowing when not to use it.
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Apr 18th, 2011, 12:37 AM
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Re: what's so great about classes?
Learning OO programming by attempting to apply the principles to a problem to which they are ill-suited seems somewhat dubious. Part of the skill in OO (and, in fact, any technique) is knowing when not to use it.
Wouldn't you agree, that this scenario would make sense given the revision I mentioned? Namely, this is a user interface; the user enters a few parameters the describe which customers she wants returned -- and only a handful -- say 3 or 4 -- will meet the criteria. So, their info. shows up, one customer at a time, in text boxes on her screen. Any reason why a VB interface wouldn't make sense for that?
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