I personally think then don't delve into CFCs and OO at the sametime. Nothing says CFCs need to be done in an OO fashion. In the long run though OO is a good thing for any developer to learn. Seems like most books that teach CF do not jump straight into CFCs and OO at the same time although maybe I am dating myself in how long it has been since I thumbed through a CF book.
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