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	<itunes:summary>Short Order Code is a software development podcast discussing tips, techniques, tools and open-source projects that can help front-line developers make the most of the code they write.  Each episode will feature a brief look at a specific technology or technique and discuss how it can help to make your code better.  Occasional video screencasts will appear in the feed to help illustrate some of the points.</itunes:summary>
	<itunes:author>Keith Murray</itunes:author>
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		<title>Short Order Code #002 :: Collecting your inheritance</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode Keith talks about a bit about object inheritance and provides some practical examples of situations you can use it in your code.
I know it&#8217;s something that everyone has talked about in their first-year OOP classes, but it&#8217;s surprising how often that knowledge seems to get left there, and not readily adapted to [...]]]></description>
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<p>I know it&#8217;s something that everyone has talked about in their first-year OOP classes, but it&#8217;s surprising how often that knowledge seems to get left there, and not readily adapted to projects in the workplace.  I&#8217;ll take a quick look at a few places where you can make effective use of inheritance and some real-world examples of how to make this methodology work for you in your apps.</p>
<p>Thanks to those of you who got back to me about some of the technical production on the first show, I&#8217;ve ditched the &#8220;swoosh&#8221; sounds in favour of something a bit more mellow.  Enjoy!</p>
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		<itunes:subtitle>In this episode Keith talks about a bit about object inheritance and provides some practical examples of situations you can use it in your code. - I know it&#039;s something that everyone has talked about in their first-year OOP classes,</itunes:subtitle>
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I know it&#039;s something that everyone has talked about in their first-year OOP classes, but it&#039;s surprising how often that knowledge seems to get left there, and not readily adapted to projects in the workplace.  I&#039;ll take a quick look at a few places where you can make effective use of inheritance and some real-world examples of how to make this methodology work for you in your apps.

Thanks to those of you who got back to me about some of the technical production on the first show, I&#039;ve ditched the &quot;swoosh&quot; sounds in favour of something a bit more mellow.  Enjoy!</itunes:summary>
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