[Tutor] definition question

Sean 'Shaleh' Perry shalehperry@comcast.net
Sun Aug 3 03:45:13 EDT 2003


On Saturday 02 August 2003 22:40, Kirk Bailey wrote:
> I am writing a number of functions for my current project, and a thought
> occured to me: Are they objects?
>
> No, I am not using class statements, but they are defined functions, you
> pass arguements, they sometimes return data, and they sure are useful
> for writing code later on! :-)
>
> This oop stuff still sends me in odd directions and asking strange
> questions. And all the programming I have heretofore hammered in was
> procedural, so oop is indeed coming slow and very hard.

oop implies you are using classes.

Basically OOP is designed around nouns (objects) and verbs (methods).

bob.kicks(jane) whereas the procedural guy thinks kick(bob, jane).





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