If you lack a good understanding of the fundamentals of object-oriented programming concepts (or OOP concepts), you’ll have a somewhat weaker start to learn object-oriented programming languages, such as C++, Java, C#, Python, and others. I designed this course to help you get a firm stance at the starting line! It’s going to be a quick OOP tutorial that will help you understand all the major OOP concepts in simple language. I’ve been in a close relationship with programming since 2002, so I’ve got a rich database of real-world examples to share with you. Hop on, and let’s start learning the essentials!
Back in my early days in college, I first learned C++, then Java, and since then, object-oriented programming concepts have been one of my main interests. Knowing OOP concepts helped me learn all the major programming languages more efficiently, and I was able to write better and more complex code. If you’re passionate about creating complex applications or games in modern OOP language, I’ll help you to understand the main concepts.
If you’re a beginner programmer, before you start deep diving into one of the OOP languages, this OOP tutorial will help you prepare for your studies much better. You’ll learn object-oriented programming terminology, so you can feel confident in class from day 1 when you start learning programming languages.
First of all, we’re not going to write any code in this course, as it’s not our goal. Because we won’t even need to do that, as you’ll see. Here are the main benefits that you’re going to take away with you by the end of this course:
As you will see, it doesn’t have to take long hours to learn the essential OOP concepts. Some courses might seem quite complex with their approach to teaching. However, when I had to learn the beginner stuff in programming, I could see there were ways to learn some things more quickly and easily. So right now, I’m only offering the best methods for presenting information in simple human language so that you can get hold of it easily. My goal is to help you learn quickly and not keep you in class for too long. So, join in if you’re with me, and we’ll soon be able to get into more complex courses learning object-oriented programming languages!