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Ok, so I don't think I actually *understood* the whole Object Oriented concept. But as I see it, it's like as if all the instructions where organized into folders which had a name and a set of properties. When something is created in an object oriented programming, the program gets the info it needs to run from these "folders" (objects). Is that it?
This wouldn't make the programer code everything in a sequence, cause he would devide the code into objects that preform specific tasks. Something like an interaction between ObjectA: BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVXYZ & ObjectB: AEIOU, instead of a sequencial code read of ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVXYZ, thus making everything easy on the programmer side.
Is this (Very simple interpetation) correct? If so there should be a main object that would call everyother one, right?
Also if this is true, I think that C++ would be a lot easier for me to start from, wouldn't you agree? 'Cause I heard C++ is too hard for a noob, and that something like pascal is a bit more suited. What d'ya think?
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