Create proposal.md (Coding for (Not Quite) Dummies: Object Oriented Programming) #255
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@mLoughnane Include the title of your blog in the PR title and link this PR and your issue together. It would really help! |
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Includes the simple Object Oriented sample code, and a test function to make sure the student's version works.
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Pretty good foundation, but I think this could use either a second set of classes to showcase other parts of OOP (e.g arrays or some function that takes values from one object to another) or just add these functions to your original program below. Think about something when you first learned OOP that made you expand your ability to program, and try to use that to help distinguish this blog from other intro OOP blogs.
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| # Coding for (Not Quite) Dummies: Object Oriented Programming | ||
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| ### Part 1: Introduction - Coding is Scary |
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You can remove the 'Part 1: Introduction' and just use the title
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| ### Part 2: What is an Object? |
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Again, for all the headers, please remove everything except the title!
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| To clarify, we’re making this object in its own file. To actually create a “person” object, we’ll need to put the “Person.java” file in the same directory as the program is actually using the object, then create an object in that main program. How do we actually create the object, though? That uses something we call a **constructor**. A constructor is a bit of code in the object class (the Person.java file) that lets you determine howhow exactly a Person object is created in your code. Here are two that I wrote: | ||
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Instead of using an image of code, could you just write it in github?
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