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Best OO approach?
Hi all I have found 2 approaches in Object Oriented programming: 1. Creating a "master" class that contains all classes, and creating a method for each operation. (With this approach you only have to pass the "master" class throughout different GUI screens) 2. Using only the classes you need...
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