topical media & game development
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object-oriented programming

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Further reading

Nowadays there are many books that may serve as a starting point for reading about OO. Dependent on your interest, you may look at  [Surviving], which treats issues of OO project management,  [Meyer97], which gives an extensive introduction to design by contract and programming in Eiffel, or  [Fowler97], which gives a succinct introduction to UML. Alternatively, you may take one of the introductory programming books for Java, from which you will almost certainly learn something about OO as well.

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