If searching google is to hard for you reading a book is probably gonna be a challenge, let alone designing a system with OOP. There are many (many) times more articles to go off of online, they are also free. If nothing online (which you haven't searched) suits you, a book will never have what you want.
Seriously, if you aren't even willing to search a question this simple and common on Google before asking on a forum (did you find us on Google?), progamming is probably not for you.
i said : " too hard to choose suitable projects and to find it explained " .
book consists of chapters which cover choosen projects from easy to hard , more than one and all is fully explained , searching itself is not hrad but getting results what i meant .
i didn't ask you to tell me what i have to do or whether programming is for me or not , so i tell you that no Conceited is a scientist.
i have already find my suitable book , thanks for not being helpful .
I'm just warning you that if you don't find the web you won't find anything in a book. But I guess I really don't know what I'm talking about, I've only been programming for six years now and I only know a few little languages (PHP, C++, C, VB.net, C#.net, SQL, asp, ASP.net, CGI/perl, javascript). Industry experience? I only have a meager four years.
I recommend "PHP Objects, Patterns, and Practice, Second Edition", by Matt Zandstra. It's an extremely well-written book which covers OOP fundamentals from a PHP perspective, but also delves into more advanced topics such as design patterns which you'll want to learn more about as your knowledge and experience grows.
Full disclosure, I was the editor on both editions of this book, but don't receive compensation for sales or anything of the sort. It's just a great book, so thought I'd pass along my thoughts.
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