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The ability to ask questions. Anything you don’t understand ask a question Anything you think you understand ask a question Anything you sure you understand ask a question Then keep asking until you fill the mailing lists with question People hate asking questions but the love answering them ;) On Mon, 8 Jan 2018 at 10:55, Photon <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, Folks. As is wrote in the title, I`m somewhat confused. I`m new to > programming but I think I understood what OOP is, yessterday before I > discovered Pharo, was I was able to build a simple city model in Visual > Studio (C#), with a city class which was build out of other classes wich > were build out of other classes. > City<-District<-Street<-House<-Room. So I get the idea that we want to > discribe real world systems as network of objects to be able to solve > problems within givin system. > > However I have a super hard time to grasp Pharo for some reason. What I > understood so far is that everything is an object even the classes it self, > wich is super cool by the way. I understand that as I use Pharo I have to > use the libaries aswell since there is no clear cut between language and > package. > I know the browser to a slight degree and I read allready a bit code from > some objects and methods. > But then when i try to call some methods from the classes there I fail 90% > of the time. > > I did not find much learning material online. Only a couple talks on Pharo > and one or two text based tutorials wich were unfortunatly pretty old, > version 1.5 or something like this. > So I really want to dig into this wonderfull subject as the concept seems > fascinating to me. I believe it can be a powerfull tool especially with the > abillity to change things runtime. > > I`d be glad to get a little advice on how to start. > Cheers > > > > > -- > Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Developers-f1294837.html > >
