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| OOP: Creating Object-Oriented Programs Upon completion of this chapter, your students will be able to 1. Use object-oriented terminology correctly. 2. Create a two-tier application that separates the user interface from the business logic. 3. Differentiate between a class and an object. 4. Create a class that has properties and methods. 5. Declare object variables and use property procedures to set and retrieve properties of a class. 6. Assign values to the properties with a constructor. 7. Instantiate an object in a project using your class. 8. Differentiate between shared members and instance members. 9. Understand the purpose of the constructor and destructor methods. 10. Inherit a new class from your own class. 11. Apply visual inheritance by deriving a form from another form. |