Originally posted by Scott Batchelor: So a class is the same thing as an object?
Nope. A class is a meta-object or pattern to create objects. Consider a class as you would a recipe. You have to combine the ingredients in the proper quantities and orders and then cook the results appropriately to create the objects (cookies?). [ July 14, 2003: Message edited by: Michael Morris ]
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction. - Ernst F. Schumacher
also "Person" is a class as it defines attributes a person can have like, name, ssn, telephone number etc.. BUT "you" and "me" are "OBJECTS" of that Person class. so if somebody says that "a person should not insult another person" it doesn't point to any specific person but any person in general, right? BUT if we say- "maulin should not insult Scott" then it is meant for specific person instances maulin and scott which are objects. class just says "which" information is there. object describes "what is the content" of that "which" information you know Person class will say, it should have a name. Maulin object of that class says Person is maulin. Scott object of that class says, Scott is a person. hope i didn't ditract you instead of helping... regards maulin
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