@John Pickford: i know, i used to have the same problem when i started with OOP. in college, when we stsarted OOP i felt like charly brown in class, it was all just "WAH WAH WAH OOP WAH WAH Classes WAH WAH Objects" and then one day it clicked. it's kinda hard to explain.
I don't know if you ever studied logic from a CS point of view. I remember many people in class just staring at the board completely numb and then one day they would brighten up and understand the whole thing at once.
OOP is more or less like that......it's just very confusing and too much information, and then one day it hits you like a thousand bricks, you go "OH! I *FINALLY* GET IT!"
just work a little with it, don't worry if you don't *really* get it, because eventually it will be all clear to you.
that is, if it's not clear already. but it will
:)
I don't know if you ever studied logic from a CS point of view. I remember many people in class just staring at the board completely numb and then one day they would brighten up and understand the whole thing at once.
OOP is more or less like that......it's just very confusing and too much information, and then one day it hits you like a thousand bricks, you go "OH! I *FINALLY* GET IT!"
just work a little with it, don't worry if you don't *really* get it, because eventually it will be all clear to you.
that is, if it's not clear already. but it will
:)