Object Oriented Programming
		• So far we have used classes and objects to represent generalized abstractions. • We learned how to enable these abstractions to be used in the same contexts as built-in types. • We learned what design tradeoffs to make to keep our abstractions as efficient as possible. • But, even though we were using objects, we were not using object-oriented programming. We were simply one step closer by understanding the syntax of classes and objects. • Our abstractions were limited to stand alone classes.