What kind of language is Java? I've heard various phrases tossed
around, like "object oriented," etc. And, as a low-level
programmer highly proficient in something like Axe, would it be
easy or hard to pick up? It's easy to pick up if you have
experience in other OOP languages. Object Oriented Programming
is like: str1 = "hey" a = str1.length() #a = 3 The upper code is
python, but OOP is when you access object properties. A property
of a string can be its length, it's number of words, it's
position (GUI), it's size (GUI). Objects have an enormous number
of properties and methods. Take a look at this Java method:
JButton button = new JButton(); //This creates a button
button.setVisible(true); // setVisible() is a method, and I set
it to true in order to show the button Explaining OOP is hard,
here's a Python example: a = "hello" print len(a) # This is non-
OOP print a.__length__ #This is OOP This last example is what
made me understand OOP, I'll never forget it. If you have
experience in Python (and I know you