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Hi, Everybody
I'm an electrical engineering student who has been doing Java programming for a while. I have started learning OOP directly from practicing, mostly using youtube tutorials, without getting into theories or concepts before. Lately, I have thought to start reading a book about OOP in an attempt to get a deeper understanding of the concepts behind programming and especially OOP.
I'm not learning OOP and programming, in general, only to contribute to my discipline, but also as a hobby. I have a vision to learn other languages, such as HTML, CSS, php... so on. For this I want to ask, is it really necessary to read a book abut OOP, or any programming paradigm/language, to be a good programmer? or is practicing more important and enough to do well?
Thanks.
I'm an electrical engineering student who has been doing Java programming for a while. I have started learning OOP directly from practicing, mostly using youtube tutorials, without getting into theories or concepts before. Lately, I have thought to start reading a book about OOP in an attempt to get a deeper understanding of the concepts behind programming and especially OOP.
I'm not learning OOP and programming, in general, only to contribute to my discipline, but also as a hobby. I have a vision to learn other languages, such as HTML, CSS, php... so on. For this I want to ask, is it really necessary to read a book abut OOP, or any programming paradigm/language, to be a good programmer? or is practicing more important and enough to do well?
Thanks.