Basics of OOP

Object-oriented Programming (usually abbreviated as OOP) is a coding strategy that sets Java apart from many other popular languages, such as Python.

Why use Object Oriented Programming?

Firstly, OOP lets you control the flow of code.

Let's say

Classes

Your classes are essentially a blueprint. You've been coding in Java classes the entire time. The issue is how you'd access variables through

Objects

woojin— what you're manipulating

Instance Methods

woojin— how you manipulate them

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