Micha Schopman wrote:
> If you have basic understanding of OOP and the basics of modifiers,
> namespaces, etc. you will be starting quicker with the C# than the
> average CF developer. .NET pretty much forces you to think object
> oriented.
Caveat: Keep in mind the old saying...
A FORTRAN programmer can write FORTRAN in any language.
Same goes for any language: just because the facilities are there
doesn't mean you'll end up writing real OO code. Most of the "OO" code
I've seen is just procedural code pretending to be OO. Equally, I've
seen some very good use of OOP in languages that don't even support it
directly.
K.
P.S. I'm not a fan of top-posting, but if you're going to, *please* trim
your mails down a bit, top-posters!
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