C++ OOP Tutorials?

[Carl Parrish]

Rob Wehrli wrote:

>Carl Parrish wrote:
>
>>How about this one.
>>http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/thinkCScpp/
>>
>>Rob Wehrli wrote:
>>
>>>Kit Plummer wrote:
>>>
>>>>Can anybody point me to some good Object-Orient tutorials for C++?
>>>>
>
>Carl,
>
>Not to be overly critical, but there really isn't any OOP in the link
>you provided.  It is more of an attempt at a "C++ Mechanics Guide"
>rather than an OO piece using C++.  I'd be a bit concerned about the
>value of an "OO" tutorial that didn't discuss polymorphism, inheritance
>and encapsulation along with abstraction, which the CS link above has
>this to say (generally) about abstraction:
>
Wow Rob,
Thanks for the lengthy response. I agree with most of your issues. 
(perhaps one day I'll have time to reponse to the use of "iteration" and 
operators.)  However I do agree that "How to think...." is more about 
the language than in OOP pratices. Though I do think its a great intro 
to those concepts. I've found that after someone has read "How to 
think...." I can then hand them "Structure and Interpretation of 
Computer Programs" by Harold Abelson (found at 
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/) and they can understand it. While if I 
just give them "Structure....." they become lost. Not knowing where Kit 
fits (and the fact that most of my links for OOP are in Java, as opposed 
to most of my books being in C++), That's the one I gave. For anyone 
looking for a deeper understanding of OOP I recommend sicp although its 
in SCHEMA not C++.

Carl P.