Simplify Your Code with OOP and Namespaces: A Beginner's Guide

Are you struggling to keep your code organized and maintainable? In this beginner-friendly guide, we delve into the essentials of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and the importance of namespaces in modern software development. Learn how OOP principles can help you create scalable and reusable code, while namespaces ensure your code remains clean and conflict-free. Whether you're new to programming or looking to enhance your skills, this video will provide you with practical insights and examples to simplify your coding journey. Subscribe for more tips and tutorials on programming best practices!
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[@guilherme5094]

Simple and straight to the point, thank you sir!
OOP is one of my weaknesses.

[@cbbcbb6803]

What are other ways to simplify code.
What, exactly, is a name space? Is it just two different folders that contain two different files that have the same name?

[@zeocamo]

first of all this is just classes, namespaces is scopes that you can import into your current scope
Namespaces is borken, and new languages do not come with it any more.
the replacement is modules, Why, well because you get a lot stuff into your scope you don't need, with modules you import the stuff you need and no more.
classes as show here is not really OOP, as it is a thing to hold data, a "data object" and that is used in FP too.
but OOP is bad by design, as any unique features it has is making software a mess, and you end up rewriting it.
we(languages designers) are trying to do better, Rust got trait, optional for ex.