10 Object-Oriented Programming and PVector
Object-oriented programming (OOP) deals with data structures known as objects. You create new objects from a class, and you can think of a class as an object template, composed of a collection of related functions and variables. You define a class for each category of objects you want to work with, and each new object will automatically adopt the features you define in its class. OOP combines everything you’ve learned so far, including variables, conditional statements, lists, dictionaries, and functions. OOP adds a remarkably effective way to organize your programs by modeling real-world objects. ...
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