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From: bje@cs.brown.edu (Bill J. Etienne)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.objective-c
Subject: Re: Learning Objective-C
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Date: 9 Feb 91 06:44:47 GMT
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In addition to the books on Objective-C, you might find Grady Booch's book on
Object-oriented design useful.  The beginning of the book talks about the 
object-oriented paradigm as well as the motivations for using it.  In the later half of the book, five design examples are given.  Each example details the 
critical decisions necessary to develop a good object-oriented design.

The complete title of the book is:

     Object Oriented Design with Appilications, Grady Booch

Good Luck.


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