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Introduction to Class Programming Part II - Summary

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Summary

In this article, we talk about enumerated properties, how we can use it to make our class more readable and can be easily maintain.  We also discusses about properties that return an object and learn the use of another property procedure, Property Set.  We also talk about properties that return a variant type and how to make our class more flexible.  Lastly, we talk about some advance useful method to add functionality to our class.

The next article tackles about Collection in general and how to incorporate collection to make class mimic the functionality of Collection object. 

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  • Re: [3965] Introduction to Class Programming Part II

    Posted by testorp on 06 Apr 2007

    these tutorials are great, have shed a lot of light on a rather difficult subject.


     


    One further expalnation, how can I make the OBJECT an array???


    the example givven i...

  • Thank You for a perfekt tutorial

    Posted by oyejo on 07 Oct 2005

    Introduction to Class Programming Part I and II is the best tutorials I ever seen.
    I look forward to the next tutorial from this author. :-)

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  • excellent tutorial

    Posted by bisigreat on 07 Jun 2005

    Over the years, i have been running away from classes because it was ambiguous to me but with what i have read in Class programming Part I, i know it could be fun with OOP. It's was an excellent piece...

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