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Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm using "objects": data structures consisting of data fields and methods together with their interactions.

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I'm making a full-blown OOP Battleship game in VBA (previous post: Battleship Grid), and I want this code to be as good as it gets - and better, if I can. I've refactored a few things, introduced a <...
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I've written an API that unlocks some serious MVVM capabilities with VBA's MSForms UI framework. This is the complete code-behind for an example ...
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The entry point is the Macros module, which - for now - includes only a single procedure, at a very high abstraction level - I'm quite happy with this: ...
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I've written my own UI for Mathieu Guindon's VBA Battleship (Battleship UI: GameSheet) which uses a webpage in a WebBrowser control for the View. Webform: Userform ...
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My goal: to make the already easy task of filling out an excel sheet 1% easier by putting in hours and hours of effort. On a more serious note, I'm currently developing a system to manage inventory at ...
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NOTE: this question isn't as long as it appears to be. I added the comments to the code only to answer some possible questions that may appear. I'm making an active time battle strategy. Its mechanics ...
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Brief Background: I just started learning Android Development recently. I have some experience with programming and understand the basics of OOP but am not confident that I am using principles of OOP ...
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I have a weather station with a data logger which accepts commands (specified in user manual) and sends back the respective data over a serial interface. In my case, I want to read the current data ...
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I'm a beginner using Python, and I'm trying to implement a functionality of a monitor program already developed by an other programmer. This program is working on a Windows machine (made by Inno ...
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I want to learn about Design Patterns and be able to apply them in Excel VBA. So to learn about patterns I bought a book that seems promising: Head First Design Patterns; it presents the material ...
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I'm new to C++ programming, and I'm building an Image Editor software like Lightroom/CameraRaw from scratch. Apart from procedural code (actually seems that all the functions works correctly) my goal ...
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I'm a beginner in OOP programming and I'm wondering what is the best way to put all the windows and functions of a window application in the code. My biggest questions are: Am I using classes and ...
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I am self taught, so I'm consistently seeking ways to code better, and more efficiently. If anyone has the time, please advise me on what can be done better with explanations as to why the old method ...
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This is my attempt to create simple object-relational mappers (ORM) in VBA for DAO and ADODB recordsets to reduce boilerplate code when converting data between recordsets and objects. As far as I've ...
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Python allows the creation of classes to be modified via metaclasses. They can perform all sorts of operations that might appear to be magical to languages that do not have the capability. The goal of ...
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