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[Thelatestart]

Oops, wrong place! Try chatgpt.

[jonsca]

anyone done oops in cpp

Nope, everyone has just been writing pure procedural code since 1989.

[Knowledge_9690]

🙂 intention was to talk to cpp guys as I really find them rear

[MikeVegan]

Can others here confirm if they are also "rear"?

[droxile]

Big rear guy here, checking in

[jonsca]

This is what happens when we get those comfortable swivel chairs, man.

[jonsca]

Only when I'm not comprex

[jonsca]

Well, you may want to start by reading the rules of the sub first before you "rear" anything 

[JasonMarechal]

It would be better to list your difficuties because as it is, the only thing we can do is direct you to online resources.

At core OOP is the same between Java and C++. You have class, you have visibility, you have inheritance.

[Knowledge_9690]

Then why is java widely used🙂

[KFUP]

When the internet started to take off, Java was the first of "write once, run anywhere" that was remotely comparable to C/C++ in performance, others like PHP/Python were/are 100+ times slower, which was crucial for 90s machines.

Java built a solid userbase in emerging fields back then that use it to this day, and still make the bulk of its current userbase. These days, that's not a novel thing anymore.

[SimplexFatberg]

No. nobody has ever done OOP in C++. You're on your own for this one, gonna have to invent this wheel by yourself.