the usual not practical book

The book describes object orientation. Oh, come on, folks, there are tons of books on that topic and they do it better.
The contents are very object orientation centered. In my experience as a tester, I don't care about the use language, paradigm or what ever (except for reviews of course). To me it seems that OO was new to the authors and they thought it would demand many new testing strategies, which it doesn't (after the JUnit testing of course).
The proposed procedures look very much like something used at a university, but are not practical in the real world.
I am a tester and test manager and I certainly did not found any help in here.

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• the usual not practical book
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