well guys I scroolled down till a page named "What Now?" I will show you a fragment...
If you have worked your way through this book, you should have a good grasp of the rules of
C++. However, that’s just the beginning in learning this language. The second stage is learning
to use the language effectively, and that is the longer journey. The best situation to be in is a
work or learning environment that brings you into contact with good C++ code and programmers.
Also, now that you know C++, you can read books that concentrate on more advanced
topics and on object-oriented programming. Appendix H, “Selected Readings and Internet
Resources,” lists some of these resources...
so what is OOP? if I read another book that is about C++ and OOP(oriented object programing) will I be able to code for example a bot for an IRC or another kind of app alike?