ABAP OO Part 1 - Introduction

This is an update to the 10 year old ABAP Object Oriented eLearning series. What started as an update to improve the video resolution also turned into modernizing the tooling and ABAP syntax used to teach the basic Object Oriented concepts.
We begin a 5 part series based upon a frequent request - to look at basic ABAP Object Oriented concepts. Throughout this series we will look at OO terminology, development tools, and design patterns that span a variety of ABAP release levels.
In this part of the series we will look at the basics of ABAP class editing using the ABAP Development Tools (Eclipse).
Source Code: github.com/SAP...

[@lucilacon]

thank you, you updated it!!!! I was looking for it again to remember some stuff

[@mayankthakur4900]

Hi,
Request you to please share the link to your previous videos. I had seen those videos and wanted to go through them once again.

[@sapdevs]

All of my videos are here in the SAP Developers channel now. czcams.com/channels/NfmelKDrvRmjYwSi9yvrMg.html
We have videos by topic, show type plus several different playlists

[@ss-de5mm]

@@sapdevs can u please post some videos Idoc interface we are struggling a lot no body is teaching outside ...

[@ss-de5mm]

@@sapdevs ftp , Idocs proxy ..how to find outbound idoc program and functon module for message type or basic type if it is not configured all those can u please explain ... FTP ,

[@RKamal23]

Type and internal table are not used in the method, right? When I comment those types and data statements, it is throwing error.. Also what is the significance of using! in front import parameter

[@sapdevs]

In Part 1 - the type and internal table are not referenced. It's just to demonstrate how to declare such things. In the subsequent parts we will certainly use attributes in our classes. The ! in the front of the import parameter is just an escape sequence you can use to tell ABAP this is an operand and not a keyword. Helpful when you might want to name something similar to or exactly the same as one of the ABAP keywords (since there are quite a few in ABAP).

[@RKamal23]

@@sapdevs thanks a lot for your response

[@ss-de5mm]

@@sapdevs please am requesting post some videos on iidoc interface.....