About Object-Oriented Design Methods vs. Traditional Process-Oriented Methods

Object-Oriented Design is fundamentally different from traditional process-oriented approaches in that it is based on the fundamental principle of using real-world concepts to think about problems in the abstract and solve them naturally.

This book is a classic in the field of software engineering and has been selected as a textbook by more than 180 U.S. colleges and universities, including the University of California, Berkeley. The 8th edition of this book continues to maintain the characteristics of the previous seven editions, adopting both traditional and object-oriented approaches to provide a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the theory and practice of software engineering, and adding two new chapters, Chapter 10 (the key elements of the first part) and Chapter 18 (Emerging Technologies).

The book is divided into two main parts, the first part introduces software engineering concepts, and the second part focuses on software engineering techniques, so that teachers can start teaching the course from either part according to different teaching purposes. It is an ideal textbook for software engineering courses in higher education institutions, as well as an ideal reference book for professional software developers and managers.

The following steps can be followed to learn object-oriented programming and traditional methods:

1. Learning the basic concepts: to understand the basic concepts, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of object-oriented programming and traditional methods.

2, learning language features: choose a programming language and learn the language features of its object-oriented and traditional methods. For example, in Java to learn classes, inheritance, polymorphism and other object-oriented features, learning process control and data structures and other traditional methods.

3, practical projects: through practical projects to consolidate your learning achievements, and exercise their own in the actual development of object-oriented and traditional methods for problem solving ability.

4, read related books: read related programming books, such as "Thinking in Java", "Clean Code", etc., in order to help deepen understanding and improve the level of programming.

5. Participate in communities: Participate in online programming communities, such as Stack Overflow, etc., to seek help and advice from other programmers and share your own experience and knowledge.