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stewart · 12-22-2007, 06:42 AM

Well yes kinda, OOP is a different thinking style, as in you do have to put a little more thought into application design and how methods and such are all handled. Just like any other coding task, time and practice just gets you thinking differently about it, which eventually makes you quicker (developed a 'thinking style' for it ?) idc.
Definitely need to make sure you have the basics down though before trying to dive into OO concepts.

Good luck :)

.... i guess it would depend on the language as well, some languages like Java and C-Sharp (C#) are based entirely on OO concepts, so an understanding of OOP would technically be required for certain langs =D

12-22-2007, 06:42 AM	#2 (permalink)
stewart WebDev'n Beer Drnkn' Fool Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 59 Thanks: 2	Well yes kinda, OOP is a different thinking style, as in you do have to put a little more thought into application design and how methods and such are all handled. Just like any other coding task, time and practice just gets you thinking differently about it, which eventually makes you quicker (developed a 'thinking style' for it ?) idc. Definitely need to make sure you have the basics down though before trying to dive into OO concepts. Good luck :) .... i guess it would depend on the language as well, some languages like Java and C-Sharp (C#) are based entirely on OO concepts, so an understanding of OOP would technically be required for certain langs =D __________________ stewart::howe *Web Developer & Programmer* CelerMedia.Com \| iAmStewart.com \| CelerLabs.com