Hi all,

I've been steadily trudging through the book and i came upon his TryGeometry example. After successfully compiling and running this program i'm a bit jittery on how to go about actually designing the *solution* to the TryGeometry problem ( in terms of class definition, etc, NOT java code) and other such real world problems that will crop up.

Is there any other book written by Mr.Horton or anyone else (in the same style / vein as this great book) which elucidates on how to design classes (using java as a solution platform) for real life problems? Is it a good idea to FIRST go through the book on java and THEN think about designing solutions or can they happen in PARALLEL?

Any thoughts on this would be helpful.

Thanks in advance.
Kaizer.

Kaizer Billimoria
Bangalore, India

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Kaizer Billimoria
Bangalore, India

'Beginning Java Objects' by Jacquie Barker is an excellent book, that is designed for people who want an introduction to Java based OO. In my opinion it is a prefect accompaniment to Ivor's book. It used to be published by Wrox but is now published by Apress. Have a look at Jaquie's web site www.objectstart.com and amazon for more detailed reviews.

Cheers

Martyn