Making Your Java Code More Object-oriented
This course will help leverage your conceptual understanding to produce proper object-oriented code. You will learn how to replace procedural code with objects for the sake of correctness, flexibility, and maintainability.
What you'll learn
Procedural code can be replaced with objects to increase correctness, flexibility, and maintainability. In this course, Making Your Java Code More Object-oriented, you’ll learn how to design truly object-oriented classes in the Java programming language. First, you’ll learn how to represent a discrete object state and behavior to avoid imperative branching constructs. Next, you’ll discover that null references are a needless pain. Finally, you'll explore alternatives to null - substitute objects and optional objects. When you're finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of designing classes that avoid traditional imperative constructs, with features resulting from orchestrating well-encapsulated objects rich in behavior.
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About the author
Zoran Horvat is Principal consultant at Coding Helmet Consultancy, speaker and author of 100+ articles, and independent trainer on .NET technology stack. He can often be found speaking at conferences and user groups, promoting object-oriented development style and clean coding practices and techniques that improve longevity of complex business applications.
