Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) with ActionScript

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One of those two options is almost certain to lead you to a copy of the tutorial.

Entire collection at Connexions

• 102 What is ActionScript and Why Should I Care?
• 104 What is OOP and Why Should I Care?
• 106 Encapsulation - The Big Picture
• 108 Inheritance - The Big Picture
• 110 Polymorphism - The Big Picture
• 112 Interface Polymorphism - The Big Picture
• 114 Digging Deeper into ActionScript Events
• 115 Handling Keyboard Events
• 116 Events, Triggers, and Effects
• 118 Creating Custom Effects
• 130 Bitmap Basics
• 132 Fundamentals of Image Pixel Processing
• 134 Using Chroma Key Compositing to Create Transparent Backgrounds
• 140 Drag and Drop Basics
• 142 Dragging Objects between Containers
• 150 Animation Fundamentals
• 160 Sound in ActionScript
• 170 Combining Sound with Motion and Image Animation
• 180 Online resources for ActionScript and Flex
  

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