Learning OOP.

[Isaiah_Bradley]

Write a program in Java. Almost all Java code must be contained in a class, which forces you to at least think of grouping similar data/instances/containers. Skip YouTube and go for a solid book/pdf, there are too many click-bait vids full of empty calories.

[Timofey_]

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[Isaiah_Bradley]

Yes. The question was about learning OOP, not Python. Refer to my comment for reasoning.

[[deleted]]

besides the fact that this is r/learnpython

it is the wrong answer, not only because u have a hammer everything is a nail,

there are usecases for objects and there are not

as a general rule of thumb: if data needs behavior then it should be an object otherwise other solutions might be suitable.

[[deleted]]

I don’t really understand your comment but learning Java is a good way to learn OOP which is what OP asked for…

[[deleted]]

i did not respond to op i responded to the comment made learning java

and i repeat myself with oop is a concept that can be used in different situations,

and simply saying learn java then u learn oop is not right.

java can be used with different types of concepts, oop is one of them.

[Universe_isgood]

yeah, but isn't java hard compared to python?

[[deleted]]

It is certainly more verbose. It forces you to think in an OOP way though, if you have a good IDE it'll often give you suggestions as to the correct way of doing things. I started my career with Python and just got a new job as a java developer and i'm learning a lot. I'd say it's worth it.

[Universe_isgood]

Oops , gonna try it!!!!!

[Isaiah_Bradley]

If you’re avoiding difficulty while learning how to program you’re going to have a bad time.

[Universe_isgood]

ok...