‫Okay.
‫So now you're done with the object oriented programming chapter and you have seen how to create classes
‫of which you then can create objects.
‫These classes can have properties, they can have methods, they have different types of members.
‫Which are those two things?
‫For example, they are members and a bunch more how to use constructors, the constructors and all of
‫the good stuff.
‫So at this point it might seem a little overwhelming or unnecessary because you might say, okay, why
‫do I even need object oriented programming?
‫Because all of my programs are so minuscule, so small, there is really no need to write all of this
‫complex code around it, and that is totally true.
‫So when you are writing just a very basic small program, you don't need objects.
‫But once you are writing something more complex, that's where objects are coming in and that's where
‫the power of objects really comes into shining.
‫So we're going to build more complex programs over the course, and it will make a lot more sense later
‫on.
‫But for now, just hang in there.
‫No worries.
‫It will all make sense once you get to the later stages of your programming experience.
‫For now, we're just going to go over to the next chapter in which we are going to look at arrays.
‫So a set of objects or a set of variables all combine at one spot, and that is what arrays or lists
‫are.
‫So let's get to the next chapter.