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Title: 1250 pages of theory and practical implementation
Review: A complete book about object orientation for the first time user and the advanced programmer? When looking at the contents list it almost looks like that. Unfortunately the writer could not explain every detail on his 1250 pages. The first two parts about the meaning of object orientation and how to describe the models using this methodology are clear. The third part (referred to by the writer as the 'technical core') focuses in my opinion too much on the semi-code and less on the how and why. But the saddest is the fourth part. In only three pages is explained how to find classes, techniques for inheritance and interfaces.
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