[oak perl] Two More Questions (oo,ii)

[George Woolley]

As you are likely aware,
the topic for the November meeting is OO.
Does anyone have good (or even bad) experiences
with an Introduction to OO
or for that matter with any other books, articles, etc. re OO?

I also have a question that I'll direct to our soon to be guest:
Have you or anyone else created an introduction to object orientation
in which the principles have not been made too complex?
(This question arises from the Introduction to the "Iterating Infusion" book.
More specifically, see the start of the first two sentences
of the part about Part I in the book.)