Object-Oriented language?

[FiCl]

Hello again, for a month and something i ve started learning the basics of computer networking and started learrning java a couple days ago. I ve been studying really hard and read different books for java SE to learn better this language. For any term that is hard for me to understand i use google. But something i cant understand completely is the term object-oriented... Whats the difference with the other programming language, what is an object-oriented language exactlly? And i am really confused with the classes and all... Its really hard for me to understand all this stuff not because im stupid or anything, but because English isnt my mother language and the e-books im reading are in English, so yeah... Ill apreciate any help

[Kulverstukas]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming

Try harder.

[ketan.00000]

In an object oriented language, like java, you have to create a class and some other files...

[Kulverstukas]

In an object oriented language, like java, you have to create a class and some other files...

Damn! you must be a programming prodigy!

[Deque]

Why do you think we can explain it better to you than any english book can?
We speak english as well, so what's the point?
If that's your issue, get a book in your mothertongue. I am sure there are some.
Or ask more specific questions than this one, because no one here will write another book for you that you don't understand.

[Architect]

In an object oriented language, like java, you have to create a class and some other files...

Simply priceless, I'll be putting this into my quote book.

[FiCl]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming

Try harder.

Yeah, i didnt thought of searching in Wikipedia(Wikipaidia).[/irony]

In an object oriented language, like java, you have to create a class and some other files...

Thanks, for at least trying to help me.

Why do you think we can explain it better to you than any english book can?
We speak english as well, so what's the point?
If that's your issue, get a book in your mothertongue. I am sure there are some.
Or ask more specific questions than this one, because no one here will write another book for you that you don't understand.

Firstly, i've just thought,which turned out to be stupid, that you guys would have explained me this ,each one of you with your own way. Reading different approaches in a subject always helps me understand it better.
Also, no.I can find any free versions of the books in my motherlanguage to read them. And my family is not in the economical position to buy me extra books.

[Deque]

Firstly, i've just thought,which turned out to be stupid, that you guys would have explained me this ,each one of you with your own way. Reading different approaches in a subject always helps me understand it better.
Also, no.I can find any free versions of the books in my motherlanguage to read them. And my family is not in the economical position to buy me extra books.

Read the first part ("What is an object?") of this post: https://evilzone.org/java/%28java-paper%29-static-and-non-static/msg23904/#msg23904
And come back if you have questions.

[$Clone]

Dude forget everything you have read and have a look at this:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/concepts/index.html
it will explain everything you need to know.

[Architect]

Gravedigging (picking up and bumping old threads) is not necessarily bad but is looked down on. As far as bumping old threads goes I do have this to say about FiCl: dude you're named after embedded scripting with OOP. And you didn't know what that was? I'm so confused. And worse, I just noticed that your name was FiCl, which makes me question myself lol. /bump

[Kulverstukas]

Tbh the way I see it, grave digging is fine if the digger has something valuable to add and not just post THX.

[Architect]

I agree, I think - I believe gravedigging is bring back old posts where the topic has been exhausted and/or no new information  is being provided by the grave digger.

Necroposting refers to digging up old posts with relevant information? Gravedigging is bad - Necroposting can be acceptable depending on the circumstances. In any case - I dont think either term applies to a 12 day difference on a forum that only gets a handful of new posts per day sometimes.

Any posts made around that time should be considered excusable since I was drunk when I posted them, if they were at all odd. I was ... sloshed/10. My bad if I misread the last posting date as June or something. :oops:

[Phenom]

http://searchsoa.techtarget.com/definition/object-oriented-programming
It's all  over google.
Its just using "objects to design and build applications".

[Deque]

Question has been answered as I can assess after private conversion.

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