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Please someone who understands OOP help
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I was just beginning to use C+ and a few other types of programming to get the hang of what I was doing. Until now because I've ran into a brick wall. I just cannot wrap my mind around how the programming such as the strings and commands go into the object. Like I understand if I have a program created and type a command what it hat does. But I don't get how people actually get the designs into the program then use the programming to make that object move. I guess what I'm asking is does the programming create anything or only command? And if it only commands on apps how do the developers get the animations onto it? Any help appreciated
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I'd ask what the hell you're talking about, but I'm not even sure you know.
OOP can be a difficult concept to grasp, and personally I'd advise against learning it until you become familiar with your language of choice procedurally.
You're talking about a program with graphics? In object-oriented programming, the term 'object' does not relate even remotely to things you see on the screen, like a football or a gun. An 'object' can be a user, a database, anything you want. It's just an instance of a 'class'.
Without a pre-built engine or framework, graphics are actually incredibly complicated, never mind animations. Unfortunately, you are a looooooooooong way away from such things.
OOP can be a difficult concept to grasp, and personally I'd advise against learning it until you become familiar with your language of choice procedurally.
You're talking about a program with graphics? In object-oriented programming, the term 'object' does not relate even remotely to things you see on the screen, like a football or a gun. An 'object' can be a user, a database, anything you want. It's just an instance of a 'class'.
Without a pre-built engine or framework, graphics are actually incredibly complicated, never mind animations. Unfortunately, you are a looooooooooong way away from such things.
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OOP is one of the easiest paradigms to grasp.
>They're all easy.
I sugest you study it and re-ask your question.
>They're all easy.
I sugest you study it and re-ask your question.
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