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About This Book

This book describes concepts that you'll need to know when writing a WebObjects application. Programmers of all skill levels will find all or part of the information in this book useful. To help you find what you are looking for, this book is organized into three parts:

There are no prerequisites for learning WebObjects; however, it does help if you understand object-oriented programming concepts and are familiar with either Java or Objective-C. If you aren't familiar with Java or Objective-C, you might want to pay special attention to Part 3 of this book. Part 3 provides a very brief introduction to object-oriented concepts-enough to get you started. Later, you'll want to round out your knowledge either by reading the book Object-Oriented Programming and the Objective-C Language or any other book on object-oriented programming.

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