Where is the best place to start learning OOP?

Question

OOP

At the university (first year) I study C, in the next course we will start studying OOP in C ++. Actually, the question is, where is it better to start learning OOP in general (it doesn’t matter what C ++ will be next), in which language its basics are more understandable and which one would you suggest? What would you recommend to read / see, what resources to visit?

If it is important, then only "pure" C was studied.

#UPD And we also learned and learn assembly language, and quite a bit of html&css, php, javascript

Answer 1

To start studying OOP, it is necessary and important to understand the principles and paradigms, philosophy and concepts of OOP, to delve into object-oriented analysis in general, and then, if you please, plunge into the works of such great OOP monsters as: Grady Booch, Frederick Brooks, Timothy Budd, other.
Read the classics of OOP, read and read discussions on the Internet on this topic, google, there is plenty of information. Based on this, understanding everything that you have mastered, proceed to the practical side of the issue, using and studying various OOP tools, be it any OOP_programming_language or modeling.

Answer 2

In which I throw a link, books on design and OOP .

Answer 3

It is better to start by learning how to use Google.
Recommended resource:
google.com
PS Java is more OOP language than C++

Answer 4

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